KFI:A new study proves why it is essential to wash new clothes before you wear them for the first time. Philip Tierno, professor of microbiology and pathology at New York University, detailed his disgusting findings in an interview with the Huffington Post.
Tierno said that he found many pieces of clothing he tested were tainted with a wide variety of germs and bacteria including norovirus, bacteria including strep and staph, and even fecal germs. He explained that the germs and bacteria are transferred to the clothing when people try them on, and the longer an item sits in the store, the more likely that people will have tried it on. more here
Shit not good to used clothing from the store that other people use. Especially the Muslim and criminal illegal aliens. . Nasty shit
Anyone who has spent any time …sitting …in a public restroom is aware how many people do not care about basic hygiene, specifically washing their hands after using the toilet. People are disgusting.
All part of fundamentally transforming America!
Tony R I agree with you. Public restroom some are disgusting dirty. But when illegal aliens get to Does bathroom hell run out.the Muslim are the same does fuc smells all day long.
I’m going to have to get me some of those clothes so I’ll have something appropriate to wear when I next use the hot air dryers in the public restrooms.
looks like bob forgot the africa avatar….
still can’t spell fuck…..
hey, we KNOW it’s you…don’t try to hide….. 🙂
whoever was so stupid as to not wash new clothes?
whoever did not know everyone and their sister had not tried on these clothes?
…….or brother……excuse me fer bean sexist…..
whoever bought this stuff “off the rack,” and didn’t know it had been tried on by whoever???
i suppose we are all too stupid, now, to think of this ourselves….we need a government policy to protect us from the dangers of previously tried-on garments……
i can smell a whole new agency, akin to the EPA…….
they couldn’t find any life threatening thing wrong in my bowels…
damn…..i was hoping to be out of here soon……….
What’s a store?
Or the other way, buy on Friday use Saturday then return on Monday, also know as free rental.
They walk among us.
Story time…
So as I’ve perhaps mentioned I got this part time job on the weekends pretending to be security. Trucks coming in and out with Mid Eastern drivers using the bathroom. Go in checking after for possible cleanup and find the footprints on the top of the commode. Goes in, lifts the toilet seat up, pulls his pants down, stands/squats on the commode and takes a crap. Perfectly good toilet seat and they don’t use it! Really don’t want to know how he wiped.
Have other stories, but WTF. Can’t be taught to use modern conveniences after they leave their camels?
@Anymouse April 14, 2018 at 12:17 am
Having been in a public bathroom, I think I’ll give that a try.
Thanks for the tip.
I only buy cloths on line. I wash them because they were made in Bangeladesh or El Salvador or some other shiphole. It’s not like the sweatshop has a sign in the employee restroom instructing workers in six languages how to wash their hands.
Never thought about it before, but I’d wash clothes made in China even if nobody else had handled them!
So, your new clothes not only look like shit, they’re covered in it?
Hey, and don’t forget to tie the bag and immediately wash it, as you’re likely to get an infestation of bedbugs, too!
Ain’t people great?
Use tongs when handling all clothes at the GAP. To be safe, never buy a bathing suit from a NYC street vendor.
Now ain’t that the shits!
I remember many decades ago in boot camp we were told always consider NEW CLOTHES as DIRTY CLOTHES!
This s very old news. Think about where the clothes are made. Does anyone think there are restrooms with seats, TP, soap or running water in a sweatshop in Laos, Thailand, Nicaragua, or Sri Lanka? I’ve been on Mrs. Lot’s ass for years about not washing before wearing. The company I used to work for invested in dozens of those garment factories, and whether it’s Gucci, Levis, or Lands End, they’re all the same. Wash that stuff before you wear it!