What should I use to wash my underwear?

Underwear touches our private parts every day. Everyone has their own way of cleaning. Are these methods correct? How to wash underwear most hygienically? Nowadays, many people live a fast-paced life and are very busy at work, so they just throw their underwear into the washing machine and think that everything will be fine. In fact, this is likely to cause gynecological diseases, so we recommend that you wash it by hand!

Who doesn’t know how to do things every day? But maybe your cleaning method is wrong. First of all, it is best not to wear underwear except at special times. If you have to wear it, washing it is very important.

1. Underwear should be changed and washed every day, and washed in a timely manner. Don't leave your underwear overnight, as this will breed bacteria and make cleaning more difficult. On the other hand, many insects like women's underwear, which is very troublesome;

2. Underwear must be hand washed. Underwear is generally relatively small. To increase the friction density, it is recommended to pinch it with the thumb and index finger and rub it closely, so that it can be washed cleanly and thoroughly.

3. The washing liquid must be soapy water, the utensils should preferably be dedicated, and the water should preferably be cold;

4. Avoid exposing washed underwear to direct sunlight. It should be dried in a cool place first, and then placed in the sun for disinfection. Otherwise, the underwear will become hard and deformed easily;

Replenish:

All underwear is in close contact with women's special physiological parts and has special requirements for hygiene. If washed together with outer clothes, it is easy for external pathogens and pollution sources to be transferred to the underwear. Especially socks, which are very easy to carry mold. If they are mixed with underwear, the mold will be transmitted to the underwear, causing candidal vaginitis. It is very common for people living together to get cross-infection due to washing clothes together in a washing machine. The more common ones include athlete's foot, candidal vaginitis, sexually transmitted diseases, skin diseases, etc. Underwear, bath towels, tight underwear, and menstrual underwear should not be mixed with other clothes or other people's underwear, and must be washed in a special basin.

The above is our detailed introduction on the cleaning method of underwear. Underwear is in direct contact with the special physiological parts of female friends, so there are special requirements for hygiene. Therefore, we recommend that underwear should not be mixed with other clothes for washing, because it is easy to carry mold. If the mold is transmitted to the underwear, it will cause candidal vaginitis.