Many people often ignore the frequency and method of cleaning the saplings, and then quickly penetrate the washing machine and think it's over. Scientists warn that not washing the syrup without being clean will not only cause foot odor, but may...
Many people often ignore the frequency and method of cleaning the saplings, and then quickly penetrate the washing machine and think it's over. Scientists warn that not washing the syrup without being clean will not only cause foot odor, but may also expose you to severe infection risks.
Daily posting, Dr. Primrose Freestone, a microbiologist at the University of Leicester, pointed out that double foot is actually like a "mini rainforest", with the ideal conditions for the growth of bacteria and fungi. Even though it is covered with shoes all day long, the feet are still one of the most dirty parts of the human body.
She said that if the sows are not properly cleaned, they will become "microbial seaweed", which not only adsorbs from soil, water sources, pet hair to the dust of the indoors, but also allows these bacteria to reproduce rapidly on the warm and damp feet.
Studies show that 10 million to 10 billion microbial cells per square centimeter of the skin of the human foot, especially the sweat glands between the toes are an ideal environment for nourishing bacteria and fungi. Dr. Ferriston pointed out that up to 1,000 bacteria and fungal species may be attached to the saccharide, from generally innuendo bacteria to potentially threatened pathogens, such as:
‧Staminococcus aureus: can trigger irritation and irritation, and severely may lead to dysemia and toxic shock syndrome.
‧Joy bacteria: It may cause koji bacteria, causing respiratory problems such as coughing and blood coughing.
‧Canida, phytocytosis, and cocci: may also be transmitted between the phytos and the feet.
Dr. Ferriston suggested: "Use hot water at least 60 degrees Celsius with enzyme-containing laundry essence to truly kill bacteria and fungi attached to the candies." High temperature can kill microorganisms suitable for human temperature, including viruses and fungi; enzymes can decompose and detach bacteria attached to the fiber.
If the washing machine at home does not have high temperature settings, she also recommends using an iron (especially steam function) to iron the sap to allow the high temperature to penetrate the sap and further kill bacteria.
A pair of 12-hour sac = Bacterial temperature bedAccording to a study, the 12-hour sac has the highest amount of bacteria and fungi among all clothing. These microorganisms not only reproduce on the feet, but also have the opportunity to infect others. Commonly infected diseases include podiatum (Hong Kong foot) and viral warts.
Methods for cleaning and care for the saccharine‧ Change the saccharine every day without repeated wear.
‧ Use 60°C to clean the sap with hot water above, and pair it with enzyme-containing antibacterial washes.
‧After washing, you can use an iron to iron (preferably steamed) to enhance the germic effect.
‧Avoid drying the sap in a damp environment to ensure that the sap is completely dry.
‧Don't share the croaker or slippers to avoid cross infection.
