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Sitting on the bed in your “street clothes” may not be big, no for many. If your friend, a significant other or a family member asks you not to sit on their bed when you wear clothes when you were on the street, do not be offended.
Think about it – your clothing was subject to countless social surfaces while you were.
This is about bacteria
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Moreover, the pandemic, more people than when, know about microbes. Bacteria will accumulate on clothes. If you sit on the bus, go to the grocery store or go along the street, your clothes will not be at all clean.
The director of microbiology and immunology at New York University tested clothes from high-class clothing stores and low-grader, which were completely new. He found that many were:
- Flora skin
- Fecal flora
- Respiratory discharge
Thus, even the “most clean” clothing can have signs of pollution.
Do you want this to rise in bed with you? Of course not.
What actually spreads?
Dr. Ferastraoir, associate professor of the Department of Medicine in Einstein/Montephiore, said that it is unlikely that any contagious disease will pass through clothes. However, general allergens are easily spread.
What can you do?
Honestly, do not climb into bed (whose bed) in the clothes that you wore outside. Instead, change clothes in clean clothes when you return home (or when you arrive at someone’s house, and plan to stay overnight). This is the best way to turn to microbes, bacteria, allergens and all the rest of the “rude”.
