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How to wash and dry a padded bra and avoid bacteria.? |
I have been handwashing my brassieres and hanging them to dry. Since I am one of the (un)lucky ones who has MRSA, I need to be conscious about reducing the risk of re-infection. I believe airing the bra out to dry will allow for bacteria to form in the padding. Is there a way to dry it in the dryer (better for reducing bacterial growth) without it losing it's shape? try doing it on low heat with a slow cycle in a laundry bag! |
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