Can I wear the underwear I bought online directly? What is the best way to disinfect new underwear?

With the development of the Internet, more and more people like to buy daily necessities online, including underwear. So can you wear the underwear you buy online directly? What is the best way to disinfect new underwear? The following editor will explain them one by one.

Can I wear the underwear I bought online?

The newly bought underwear looks clean, but who knows how many people have touched it during the production, transportation, and sales process, and how many bacteria and viruses it has brought. For example, Staphylococcus, MRSA, Norovirus, etc. Some bacteria can survive on cotton cloth for a few minutes, while Staphylococcus may survive for 6! Months! The representative species of Staphylococcus, Staphylococcus aureus, can also cause vaginitis. In addition, since everything purchased online can be returned, this means that the underwear has been touched or even tried on by others before it was bought. There are still bacteria and even pathogens on it. So you must not wear the underwear you bought directly.

How to disinfect new underwear best

Ultraviolet rays disinfect naturally, and it is best to let the washed underwear dry in the sun. If you really don't have the chance, it is recommended to use high temperature treatment. In addition, underwear must be washed separately from other clothes to avoid contamination between clothes; it is best to choose hand washing, so that the machine washing force is too strong, which will cause the underwear to deform and damage, affecting the appearance and comfort. If you must machine wash... put it in a special laundry bag!

What kind of underwear is easier to clean?

From the perspective of cleaning, chemical fiber fabrics are easier to clean, but they are not sweat-absorbent, breathable, uncomfortable to wear and bad for the body. Bamboo charcoal fabrics are easier to clean, sweat-absorbent and breathable, especially southern bamboo charcoal underwear, which has better antibacterial properties than ordinary bamboo charcoal underwear, and is soft, dry and inexpensive.