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I am a germaphobe. I’m constantly washing my hands, and I’m always thinking while out in public where I’ve sat and what I’ve touched.  So, when COVID came along, my hypersensitivity went into overdrive.  I began thinking about more than just using caution on where I touched and how often I washed my hands.  I began thinking about how I cleaned things and if my laundry habits produced hygienic clothing.

My research yielded some interesting findings, and as a result, I’ve changed a few of my habits.  Below I’ve summarized some of my discoveries.

Home Laundry

As a young girl, I remember my grandma wearing a kitchen towel around her neck while cooking in the kitchen or working in the garden.  She used it to wipe sweat off her face and neck, which I thought was odd and disgusting.  Fast forward some fortyish years, and I have become my grandma.  While I do not tend to sweat while working in the kitchen, I run daily and spend many of my summer days outside in the garden or doing yard work.  My grandma could produce some sweat, and so can I. 

It seems like spring is party season where every charity and non-profit have a gala, ball, or festival.  I have a closet full of clothes and have made an art of rotating party dresses, but this season I needed to purchase two.  Last month I mentioned passing on a spot-clean only dress, and I ended up purchasing something quite practical.  Even though that dress was more practical, it still requires special attention because like most formal items, it will not be worn often.