Swimming is a great fitness exercise, usually performed in public places. A warm reminder from the swimsuit factory: In addition to understanding the hygiene of swimming places, swimming should also pay more attention to the hygiene of swimsuits.

According to relevant personnel conducting bacterial tests on wet swimsuits, it was found that a large number of bacteria were trapped in the dense fibers, including pathogenic microorganisms such as shigella, influenza virus, chlamydia trachomatis, and adenovirus. Some swimsuits also contain bacteria that can cause purulent skin diseases. These bacteria multiply in large numbers with increasing humidity, and various molds also cluster one after another. Therefore, the hygiene of swimsuits should not be underestimated. This is also the reason why every swimsuit produced by the swimsuit factory has anti bacterial stickers.

After each swim, wash your body with a shower, clean your swimsuit, and dry it in the sun. Borrowed or rented swimsuits are not hygienic and can easily cause the spread of sexually transmitted diseases and infectious diseases. Many sexually transmitted and infectious disease patients are asymptomatic carriers, and people are prone to losing their vigilance, causing the disease to spread among the population. So swimmers must bring their own swimsuits and do not lend them to others for use. After using the self prepared swimsuit, it is necessary to carefully clean and clean it. It should be dried in the sun rather than in the shade, and not put on for swimming before the swimsuit has dried.