Swimsuits should be washed after each use, similar to underwear. Even if lightly rinsed and worn multiple times, they accumulate grime from various water sources. A proper wash is recommended, particularly after use in pools or oceans, to maintain hygiene. Cheryl Nelson, a laundry expert, suggests that while rinsing may seem sufficient, thorough laundering ensures cleanliness and prevents bacteria buildup. This enables families to enjoy swimming activities without compromising health or hygiene with frequently used swimwear.
"Since you don't have an unlimited supply and you're hitting the pool, lake, ocean, or sprinkler practically every day at this point, it's tempting just to give those suckers a light rinse and hang them somewhere to dry."
"If you grew up somewhere temperate year-round or spent vacations near water, you know the routine: swim, hang your suit over the tub before dinner, and pull on the same freezing cold, half-wet bathing suit the following day to swim again."
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