Anonymous wrote:Wow.. I can't believe people wash towels that often.
We go to the pool a lot in the summer. And wash our towels maybe every other week. We're all still alive and our skin hasn't fallen off yet. We just use them to dry off and hang them outside when we get home. They don't touch the locker room floor or anything.
I am clearly not a clean freak. On the flip side my kids have a great immune systems and haven't missed a day of school in years.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't go to the pool but one bath towel= one use.
So wasteful. Wow.
Wet towels grow bacteria while they dry. It's disgusting not to wash them. http://time.com/4918624/wash-towels-bacteria/
That article applies to towels used and hung in bathrooms and kitchens, not outdoor pool towels.
I posted about towels in bathrooms, as did the poster responding to me. If it makes you feel better, I would always wash a pool towel after one use.
Why would you wasting water make anyone feel better?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't go to the pool but one bath towel= one use.
So wasteful. Wow.
Wet towels grow bacteria while they dry. It's disgusting not to wash them. http://time.com/4918624/wash-towels-bacteria/
That article applies to towels used and hung in bathrooms and kitchens, not outdoor pool towels.
I posted about towels in bathrooms, as did the poster responding to me. If it makes you feel better, I would always wash a pool towel after one use.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't go to the pool but one bath towel= one use.
So wasteful. Wow.
Wet towels grow bacteria while they dry. It's disgusting not to wash them. http://time.com/4918624/wash-towels-bacteria/
That article applies to towels used and hung in bathrooms and kitchens, not outdoor pool towels.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't go to the pool but one bath towel= one use.
So wasteful. Wow.
Wet towels grow bacteria while they dry. It's disgusting not to wash them. http://time.com/4918624/wash-towels-bacteria/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't go to the pool but one bath towel= one use.
So wasteful. Wow.
Wet towels grow bacteria while they dry. It's disgusting not to wash them. http://time.com/4918624/wash-towels-bacteria/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't go to the pool but one bath towel= one use.
So wasteful. Wow.
Anonymous wrote:every 2-3 days? three kids on the swim team with practice 5x/week + weekend meets.
Kids don't go into locker room, so they go from backpack to body, hung around their neck when they walk home, and home to be hung up.
Anonymous wrote:I don't go to the pool but one bath towel= one use.
Anonymous wrote:At any private pool, I wash it after one use.
Even if I didn’t DIRECTLY put the towel on the ground, who knows if it cross contaminated w/anything.
Sure adds more to the wash load, but better than catching any infectious disease.