Your towels absorb everything from dead skin cells to bacteria, making them more prone to harboring germs. Unlike sheets, they stay damp longer, especially after a shower. This dampness is the ...

However, that's not to say your once-used towels are free of germs—being damp, warm, and absorbent, they provide an ideal environment for bacteria to grow and thrive. "The longer towels stay ...

Washing a towel that infrequently is disgusting, Dan, especially for someone who claims to shower twice a day. The grime you’re showering off is replaced by the bacteria living on the soiled ...

In fact, these common laundry habits will spread more germs than you realise. From bath towels laden with bacteria and dirty, e-coli infested dishcloths, she explains why we should always wash ...

"Your shoes can have millions of dangerous bacteria on them like E ... potentially to your surrounding areas - might be your towels, might be your toothbrushes." She added that while there ...

Passalacqua recommends dividing your laundry into three distinct categories: Bath, hand, and facial towels Kitchen linens including towels, placemats, tablecloths, and cloth napkins Heavily soiled ...

If you don't already disinfect or replace your kitchen sponge regularly, get ready to change your ways. Because of all the ...