Why do we wash BATH towels? Aren't we clean when we use them? If not?

You have never lived with 5 kids before, We are lucky if they use soap.Why do we wash BATH towels? Aren't we clean when we use them? If not?
Because they get wet, therefore, humid and humidity stinks!Why do we wash BATH towels? Aren't we clean when we use them? If not?
hehehe......never really thought about it..
Whenever a person dries off with a towel, dead skin cells and oil are captured in the fibres of the towel. Hence the towel will get filthy and eventually need to be washed.
u have run out decent questions!
they are the biggest and work best when coming out from the tub after you've taken a bath.


Baths leave a film on you, better to shower afterwards.


No we are not clean after a bath. We are wet and wet things grow mold.
if you feel that way then don't wash yours
because you cant remove all bacteria from you. you would die, and you need to wash them before they get out of hand. ever wiped your butt and not got it all? $hit happens!


hahahahahahahahahaha.
Because you wipe your butt on it. (lol)





Please mold grows with moisture and the smell is impossible to get out unless you wash them sometime.
a damp towel will eventually become mildew(y) and won't smell the same after some time... like when the towel first comes out of the laundry...smells good.
Using them will eventually make them smell 'stale', they then need to be freshened.
not quite!when we bathe all the germs does get off of our skin.have you ever noticed that when we bathe and wipe our skin really hard with the towel you see dirt.TIP:don't use a bathe towel to long.
Oil and sweat get on them.





Moist towels are also a good place for fungus, mold, and mildew to grow.
There is actually residual dead skin on you that the bath towel scrubs off when you dry. Also there may be left over soap or other elements that are in the water.
they will smeel awful if we will not wash them
Truth is no matter how hard we clean we still have dead skin cells on our body. Even after a shower or bath. We are never as clean as we think we are.


When you dry off you are trapping dead skin cells into the towel.
Dead skin from getting out of the shower is on them. I bleach my towels every single time.
You asked this yesterday and it wasn't that interesting then, surely you can come up with SOMETHING better.
And how do you know if a brown towel is really clean?
you wash them because they get wet. after a while of being wet and drying and getting wet and drying again they get stale. and a stale towel is just icky to use. thats why we wash them, to clean them of the dried water residue and to refresh them!
because they are wet and damp and after a couple uses staying in a moist place can cause the growth of mold and other bacteriums . This can be deemed unsanitary %26amp; cause a funky odor in the bathroom . and what the crap does this have to do with marriage and divorce ?
Because if we don't wash them they get mold and mildew from the constant wetting and drying. DUH
dont wash your and let others do theirs any problems
No one is 100% clean. Besides...


Sometimes, when the shower/bath is hot, you sweat right after getting off, and do you know where all that goes? Your towel.


And even if you don't sweat, your towel still absorbs the water on your body, and water + a nice cozy towel + hanging in a bathroom for a while = a nice mouldy towel. YUMMY!





But if you choose not to wash it.. that's your own liking, eh?
Yes but after we use them they get wet and then that causes them to be dirty. Plus the dead skin on your body and the oils are now on the towel.........
Because they are wet after we use them and little bacteria from the air come and adhere to the moist towel while it is drying. Do you fold it up after it dries from your using it? Or do you hang it on a hook in the bathroom? More bacteria from the air comes and sticks to it...including microscopic particles that may pop up out of toilet when you flush it (if you don't put the top down).





I often reuse a towel maybe once. But, in my house with 4 cats, I do wash my towels.
they accumulate the oils and skin particles we loosen when we take a shower. and after a time, they accumulate mold and mildew from the air, even the cleanest ones.
remove all the dead skin etc, and can you be sure you are 100% clean, I doubt it, just a lot cleaner than before, since you removed the dirty dead skin from your body.





Since the towel now has dead skin in it, it won't be clean for next time.
Just take a whiff at it after about a week or so and figure it out for yourself.