A microbiologist has revealed exactly how often we should be washing our bedding - with some items in need of cleaning more ...

WE all have our unique bedtime routines, whether it’s limiting screen time before bed, making sure your bedroom’s the right ...

Covering up under your comforter and wiggling down into the sheets can feel like an oasis. However, this comfort can only be made with clean sheets and bedding. Because bedding can collect dead skin .

Things we can't see can accumulate like dust mites, bacteria, and dead skin cells that can trigger allergies and skin irritation. Sheets are another matter you should wash them every 5 to 7 days ...

A DOCTOR has revealed why you should never wash clothes at 90 or 40 degrees. Not only this, but the pro also shared the correct temperature for “everything but workout gear.” So if you want to ...

In 2018, scientists at the University of Ibadan in Nigeria found E. coli in unwashed hospital bed clothes, along with other pathogenic bacteria known to cause urinary tract infections, pneumonia ...

The sweat and oil from you skin will also support the growth of the bacteria that comprise your skin microbiome. These bacteria may then also be transferred from your body onto your sheets .

If your skin is dry, it's harder for bacteria that cause body odor to breed on it. 4. Use 'Industrial Strength' Antiperspirants. ... Sweaty gym clothes are a bacteria breeding ground.

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The sweat and oil from your skin will also support the growth of the bacteria that comprise your skin microbiome. These bacteria may then also be transferred from your body onto your sheets.