Washing Machines: A New Ally Against Skin Infections

Researchers have found that washing machines might help fight skin infections in First Nations communities, but it's all about getting the wash settings just right. Washing at 60°C for at least 15 minutes is key, but that's not always feasible due to water heater limits and high electricity costs. Communal laundries are popping up to help, but more work is needed to make sure these facilities meet community needs. What does it mean for you? If you live in a remote area, this means that access to proper washing facilities can be a game-changer for health. For everyone else, it highlights the importance of setting your washing machine correctly to keep those pesky germs at bay.

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