[Withano]

Originally Posted by Cherie

but you are clean when you are using a towel

Bacteria grows and multiplies. A towel wont say as clean as it was the moment after you used it

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Withano

Bacteria grows and multiplies. A towel wont say as clean as it was the moment after you used it

Yes if you leave it in a wet heap, pick it up and hang it, outside on the washing line, good to go

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Braden

I actually wonder if you're my Mother with a secret account on here, Cherie

Very true, though.

Your dinner is going cold Braden

[Withano]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Yes if you leave it in a wet heap, pick it up and hang it, outside on the washing line, good to go

Might make the bacteria dormant I suppose (I mean, probably wouldnt, cba to google, but they definitely wont thrive outside as much as they would when leaving it in the bathroom or an airing cupboard, so theres at least half a point there!). Its just not gonna kill'm like a washing machine would, you're still gonna be drying yourself by rubbing bacteria on to your body after a shower!

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Cherie

but you are clean when you are using a towel ..we share towels in our house, my families germs are my germs

Ok this is a step too far you filthy bitch

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Depends, if you have a bath then you're not really clean at all, you're just wiping the dirty water off of you

Cherie stewing in her own filth and then drying off with a towel her husband has just scrubbed his balls on.

The woman is SICK.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

it's no wonder you are ill every 5 minutes Josy, expose yourself to a few germs and lead a healthy lifestyle, I literally can't remember the last time I had a cold, it has been well over a year

I'm not ill every 5 minutes though.

[Josy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Yes if you leave it in a wet heap, pick it up and hang it, outside on the washing line, good to go

Omg this is getting worse, people hanging out dirty germ ridden towels

[Jamie89]

I like to air dry


But yeah like once a week (maybe more depending what I've used it for ) I've never even considered washing towels after every use, it seems really excessive/wasteful to me.

Originally Posted by Cherie

it's no wonder you are ill every 5 minutes Josy, expose yourself to a few germs and lead a healthy lifestyle, I literally can't remember the last time I had a cold, it has been well over a year

Yeah, exposure to germs is a good thing within reason, and it's needed to keep your immune system from weakening. It makes you stronger and healthier in the long run. A towel that's been used on a clean body, that itself dries soon after, can't hold too many germs I'd imagine... probably just the right amount

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Cherie stewing in her own filth and then drying off with a towel her husband has just scrubbed his balls on.

The woman is SICK.

Originally Posted by Josy

Omg this is getting worse, people hanging out dirty germ ridden towels

Always

[Marsh.]

I do have separate towels, however. I don't use the same towel for my hair and face as I use for my body. But that's just common sense I think.

[LemonJam]

I'll do one big towel wash every week and we have 6 towels in total between two of us. Honestly I think bacteria is inevitable anywhere, for example a lot of you after typing on your keyboard/phone may have picked up a sandwich for example and whatever germs could be there may be transferred into your mouth.

Then again growing up we'd wash all ours towels once a week at off-peak hour and wouldn't dare venture off that even if there were no towels left, so I guess it's more natural to me.

[Josy]

Dirty Bastards

Originally Posted by Cherie

Always

So what do you if it's raining? where do you hang your damp dirty, dead skin filled germ ridden towel then Cherie?