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How should I clean my underwear?

Question 1: Hand washing underwear is the cleanest?

Housekeeping training instructor Chen Anqi said that it is indeed relatively clean to wash the underwear by hand, but the disadvantage of hand washing is that the detergent is often not rinsed clean and cannot be completely wrung out after washing. Tong Baoling, attending physician of obstetrics and gynecology at National Taiwan University Hospital, pointed out that cleaning underwear actually requires one simple principle: &ldquo: "Wash and rinse" ” As for how you wash it and which detergent you use, it doesn't matter.

Question 2: How to choose a detergent?

Lin Yijun, attending physician of the Department of Infection at the Affiliated Hospital of Taipei Medical University, pointed out that a cleanser that can blister can destroy proteins. As for how to clean underwear that is stained with blood during menstruation? Chen Anqi said that when you first touch it, it will probably wash it off, but if the blood stain is already dry and hard, you can use hydrogen peroxide to disinfect the wound to drop on it, and the blood stain can effectively decompose.

Question 3: What should I do if I live in an apartment and my underwear can’t get sunbathed in my underwear?

UV rays are the best natural disinfection system. If you can, just let your close-fitting clothes bask in the sun. If you really don’t have a chance, Chen Anqi suggested that you can use high temperatures to deal with them, such as ironing, drying a dryer, or blowing them with a hair dryer to prevent them from being wet. Chen Anqi reminded that underwear is not suitable for hanging in the bathroom.

Question 4: Can essential oils, bleaching water, and hot water boil effectively sterilize?

Essential oil does have some unique effects, but at most it only has aromatic functions when dripping on underwear. Cleaning with bleaching water does have a sterilization effect and can remove yellow stains, but the chlorides of bleaching water are highly irritating, so you should pay attention to residuals. If it is really clean, boil it in water for 15 minutes.

Question 5: Pads and no-wash underwear are the cleanest choices, because they can be changed every day?

pads are used when there is a small amount of menstrual blood, and are not recommended to use them normally because the pads will make private parts not breathable. No-wash underwear is only used when changing, because it is impossible to determine what material is used, and it is bleached, so it is not necessarily safe.