How to properly wash panties to avoid infection
A question from the category "what you wanted to know but were afraid to ask." Proper washing and drying of panties, as well as all underwear.
For some reason, many consider the topic to be “intimate” and, accordingly, are embarrassed to talk about it publicly and ask questions of interest.
Very, very much in vain. Intimate or some other topic, but it is related to health.
The thing is, if you wash your underwear incorrectly, you risk getting an infection. Do you need it?
Sorry, but there's no escaping naturalism: if you machine wash at temperatures below 40 degrees Celsius, urine and feces particles will remain on your underwear.
To effectively combat these products of human activity, you need to wash at a temperature of 60 degrees and above.
Only in this case will harmful bacteria be destroyed.
If you are afraid of damaging delicate lace underwear with high temperatures, you can add special washing agents.
You should also know that you cannot wash underwear together with kitchen towels and tablecloths.
Otherwise, there is a risk of infection from the underwear getting onto these things.
From them, towels and tablecloths, it can get onto food and, accordingly, into the body.
It is recommended to wash the panties after each wear.
