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Swash Laundry, >HEAD OFFICE: Edor Place-106 Elibujor Road, DLA. , >BRANCH: 2 Engr E. B. E Aloku street. Summit, >BRANCH: 11Vanguard road. opposite Asaba international airport, Asaba (2026)

Name: Swash Laundry
Address: >HEAD OFFICE: Edor Place-106 Elibujor Road, DLA. , >BRANCH: 2 Engr E. B. E Aloku street. Summit, >BRANCH: 11Vanguard road. opposite Asaba international airport, Asaba, NG
Telephone: +2348037297309

10/11/2023

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30/10/2023

PLACES BACTERIA HIDE IN HOMES

DAY 5

All your efforts to keep yourself clean become futile if you use a dirty towel to dry your body, which is why researchers suggest frequent washing of towels to avoid infection.
It’s easy to assume that because you’re clean when you dry off with a bath towel that your towel stays pretty clean even after a few uses. But bath towels host a variety of microorganisms that you might not welcome into your hygiene routine.

Towels absorb a lot of water and remain damp for hours, which is the perfect breeding ground for unwanted germs. That’s why towels should be washed every three uses. Yes! Surprised? . You are not alone because an average home in Nigeria is one towel a week. Very few does two towels a week.

You have 19 million skin cells and 650 sweat glands in every inch of your body. And one powerful tool keeps it all clean day after day: your bath towel.
Dead cells make up the top 20 layers of your skin. Some of these cells scrub off in the shower, but many of them will end up on your bath towel every day.
The best way to prevent germs from growing on your bath towel is to let it dry completely between each use, and wash it frequently.
Factors that warrant more frequent washing

There are some circumstances that call for washing your bath towels more frequently than twice a week:

Any towel that has body fluid on it should be washed after only one use.

Towels kept in a bathroom that’s usually damp and don’t dry fully should be washed after one use.

RECOMMENDATION
*It’s ideal to reuse a bath towel two or three times between washes.

*Regular laundry washes are sufficient for killing germs and refreshing your towels. To keep towels their cleanest, always hang them and let them fully dry between uses.
*Have at least 3 towels to make your routine more effective.
*keep your towels far from your toilet seat
*Never keep damp towels with other dirty clothes

26/10/2023

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*SWASH Air freshener
*SWASH Active bleach
*SWASH Multipurpose soap

26/10/2023

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Day 4

You probably use your toothbrush every day to scrub plaque and bacteria off the surface of your teeth and tongue.
While your mouth is left much cleaner after a thorough brushing, your toothbrush now carries the germs and residue from your mouth.
Do you know Staphylococci, coliforms, pseudomonads, yeasts, intestinal bacteria or f***l germs may be on your toothbrush?
Appropriate toothbrush storage and care are important to achieving personal oral hygiene and optimally effective plaque removal, says Maria L. Geisinger, DDS, assistant professor of periodontology in the School of Dentistry at the University of Alabama, Birmingham.
“The oral cavity is home to hundreds of different types of microorganisms, which can be transferred to a toothbrush during use,” Geisinger said. “Furthermore, most toothbrushes are stored in bathrooms, which exposes them to gastrointestinal microorganisms that may be transferred via a f***l-oral route. The number of micro organisms can vary wildly from undetectable to 1 million colony-forming units (CFUs). Proper handling and care of your toothbrush is important to your overall health.”
RECOMMENDATIONS
*Wash your hands before and after brushing.
*Change your toothbrush every two to three months.
*Alternate between two brushes to make sure you use a completely dry brush.

*Store your brush away from the toilet, and close the lid before flushing.

*Do not share brushes and avoid storing toothbrushes together.

*Rinse your toothbrush thoroughly before and after every brush with hot water or submerge your brush in alcohol-based mouthwash.

*Let your brush air-dry before putting a cap on the head or storing it away.

25/10/2023

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DAY 3

MOBILE PHONES

People pay less attention to their phones when it comes to hygiene. You probably have lost count of how many times you have gone to the market, public places, held money and other items that eventually made you rush to the shower just to be clean. But unfortunately, your mobile phone has been left out. You have no idea the number of bacteria in those screen, keyboard and pouch.
Interestingly, many people enjoy using their phones in the toilet, wash their hands thoroughly but never clean their phones.
Your cell phone is dirtier than you think. Scientists at the University of Arizona have found that cell phones carry 10 times more bacteria than most toilet seats.
Cell phones collect the dirt, oil and bacteria people have on their skin. According to experts, An average American checks the phone about 47 times per day. And each time they do, they transfer tiny microorganisms from their fingers to their phone’s surface. When you hold a dirty phone to your face, bacteria enters your pores, causing minor skin breakouts, or even more serious conditions, including E. coli, MRSA, staph infections and influenza.

Unlike healthy individuals, people with weaker immune systems may find themselves getting sick from common bacteria found on their cell phones. In order to avoid contracting those germs, get in the habit of cleaning your device on a regular basis. Wipe it at least once a day with diluted vinegar or alcohol. And if you don't want to develop the cleaning habit, keep it out of the bathroom, market etc.
RECOMMENDATION:
1, Always wipe your cell phone and accessories with alcohol based wipes or sanitizer.
2, Avoid keeping money on your phones
3, Avoid taking your phones into the toilet if you can't clean them regularly.
4, take out time with the pouch because it may serve as the bank.

CAUTION: Stay away from liquid or spray cleaners, which can damage your phone.

24/10/2023

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Pillow Case
Unwashed Pillowcases Can Have More Germs Than a Toilet Seat.

Pillowcases can harbor up to 17 thousand times the bacteria that the average toilet seat carries — even if they’ve been washed as recently as a week ago.
The research conducted by Amerisleep, a company that sells mattresses and bedding, found that “after one week, pillowcases and sheets contain between three million and five million CFUs (colony-forming units [of bacteria]) per square inch.” And these bacteria, the study found, included the kinds that cause infections like pneumonia — as well as gram-negative rods, which are dangerous and can lead to antibiotic resistance, according to the CDC.”
Bacilli — the type of bacteria that usually causes food poisoning— were also found on the bedding.
But there is a way to keep your pillowcase cleaner than a toilet seat. While most guidance suggests that washing your bedding once a week is sufficient, it’s likely not enough,
According to experts, Some people may want to wash their pillowcases more frequently if they sweat while sleeping, have oily hair or skin, or go to bed with makeup on, Eight hours times seven days equals 56 hours of use — even if you don't sweat or have oily hair, that's enough 'wear' to necessitate washing them with the rest of the sheets.
Pillowcases need to be cleaned very thoroughly, so using hot water, a heavy-duty cycle for longer agitation, a good detergent with enzymes, and the appropriate bleach for the fabric and color will make a huge difference."
Your sweat, hair, saliva, body oil, and dead absorbed by your pillows even if you have a pillowcase, it may not provide enough protection. All these fluids and flakes may cause mold and mildew spores.
RECOMMENDATIONS:
1, Soak brighter colors with bleach before wash.
2, wash/rinse with warm or hot water depending on the color.
3, avoid damp line area or iron if it dries without sun.
4, pillow Replacement: 1 - 2years

23/10/2023

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1: KITCHEN SPONGE
No one likes the idea of washing dishes with a germy sponge, which is why we all know we should be cleaning ours on the regular.

Did you know that coli, Salmonella and Staphylococcus aureus can survive and persist for up to 16 days on a kitchen sponge?

Required duration to change sponge: 2 weeks
Nigerian standard: till e tear. Lol

Always disinfect every 2 days.
Below are ways you can disinfect your sponge;

BLEACH
Soak the sponge in the mixture for five minutes, then rinse – and that's it!

Alternative Ways to Clean a Sponge

Even though bleach is the most effective bacteria killer, these methods are your next best option. They're listed in order from most to least effective, so choose wisely.

Microwave: microwave is one of the most effective ways to clean a sponge, zapping 99.9% of germs. Do this by saturating the sponge in water. then heating it on high for one minute (scrub) or two minutes (cellulose).

Dishwasher: To use, add your sponge to a regular dishwasher load, using the "heated dry" setting.

Vinegar: . All you have to do is soak your sponge for five minutes, then rinse.

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