The ‘shiver’ reasons make you have to wash your pillowcase once a week

The fact is that very few people know how to wash pillowcases for the family effectively and how often to wash them properly.

Imagine that every time you lie back in bed, resting your head on your pillow, your precious face is resting on sweat, grease, dead skin cells and even dust mites. No matter what material your pillowcase is using, how cute the texture is, it’s also a place for a lot of rags. All of these are not good for your skin. Experts reveal that you should wash the pillowcase once a week to preserve hygiene, skin care, and sleep for the whole family. There are 3 reasons experts offer to convince you: House dust mites in pillow cases Dead skin cells on your head will pile up after lying on the pillow for a while. That part of the cell is a favorite food for micro dust mites. Dr. Heather Woolery-Lloyd, a dermatologist said: “Dust mites are found in most homes. The mites may be having a night out on your pillowcase if you don’t. clean washing “. The illustration reveals what the dust mites in the mattress look like. Drool, dandruff in hair, hand wipes According to Mary Begovic Johnson, residential fabric research scientist at Procter & Gamble, a US multinational consumer goods group, says you can’t blame everything on mites because you are somewhat to blame. “Our bodies release a lot of dead cells, falling down on pillows, sheets, clothes, towels and other fabrics. Up to 70% of dirt on pillowcases can’t see,” she revealed can see. On average, people secrete 1 liter of sweat each day, 10 grams of salt, 40 grams of sebum and 2 billion dead skin cells. Not to mention the excess if you wear makeup, cream, sunscreen, and other hair care products will also stick to your pillowcase. Michelle Wong, a scientist, revealed that without using pillows, those things can build up in bed causing irritation, blemishes and other problems. And also not good if you use pillows but not wash them often. If you live with a pet, the pet’s fur can get on your pillowcase, making allergies and eczema worse. Odor The stench of body dirt that has been accumulated for a long time can help you soon realize that the pillow cover is no longer clean. Greasy substances, dirt can stick to the fabrics, pillow covers, if not washed regularly, causing unpleasant odors. Hoang Dung (translation)