Dirty towel, dirty you!

By the Science Department, Lagooz School

Your towel might actually be dirtier than your toilet seat. Towels collect everything; sweat, dead skin, body oils, bacteria, and even fungi. 

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And when they stay damp after use, those germs multiply at lightning speed.

So, each time you wipe your freshly bathed body with a dirty towel, you’re basically putting those germs right back on your skin.

That’s how some people end up with acne, body odor, or skin rashes; without realizing the towel is the hidden culprit!

Here’s how to keep your towel clean and safe:

Wash it at least twice a week (more often if you sweat a lot).

Always dry it under sunlight or in open air, never leave it damp.

Use separate towels for your face and body.

Replace old or rough towels every 6 months.

You wash your clothes every week… but when last did you wash your towel? 🤔

Stay clean. Stay healthy.

Lagooz School Science Department