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新買的衣服穿之前要洗嗎?大綱

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That dress looks perfect right off the rack, and that crisp button-down shirt is never going to be any brighter or whiter than the moment you buy it. So is it really necessary to go to all of the trouble of washing those brand-new garments before you wear them for the first time?

剛從商場衣架上拿下來的那件裙子太美了,而那件鈕釦襯衫在你買下時是最亮最白的。所以,真的有必要花費力氣在第一次穿新衣之前就把它們給洗一遍嗎?

The answer to that depends on how you feel about rashes, insects and diseases.

有沒有必要全看你如何看待皮疹、昆蟲和疾病了。

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Yes, according to Donald Belsito, a professor of dermatology at ColumbiaUniversity Medical Center, those clean-looking clothes aren't so clean after all.

哥倫比亞大學醫學中心皮膚科教授唐納德•貝爾西託的答案是,要洗,因爲那些看起來乾淨的衣服實際上並不乾淨。

Belsito, who spoke to The Wall Street Journal about the risks, noted that dyes and formaldehyde resins can spark skin irritation in some or a full-blown allergic reaction in others. But those are far from the only risks.

貝爾西託在《華爾街日報》中指出,衣服的染料和甲醛樹脂會引發皮膚部分或全面的過敏反應。但是事實上,危害還遠遠不止這些。

"I have seen cases of lice that were possibly transmitted from trying on in the store, and there are certain infectious diseases that can be passed on through clothing," he explained. "The other infestation I've seen from clothing is scabies."

“我曾經見過在商場試衣服時染上蝨子的案例,還有一些傳染性疾病也會通過衣服傳染,”他解釋道。“我見過另一個通過衣服傳染的疾病是疥瘡。”

Dressing rooms aren't the only place where your would-be wardrobe comes in contact with others. From the people who manufactured the clothing, to those who shipped it and others who stocked the racks, there's just no telling how many hands (and other parts) have touched it all.

試衣間並不是你的衣服與其他人發生接觸的唯一場所。從服裝的加工者,到運輸人員、貨架擺放人員,沒人知道到底有多少雙手(以及其他部位)碰過那些衣服。

If that, along with Belsito's added warning that "fungus can hang around for a while," isn't enough to make you want to wash those new items once before wearing them, maybe it should make you want to wash them twice — that's what the doctor does.

如果這些現實,加上貝爾西託有關“真菌會滯留一段時間”的警告都不足以讓你想要在穿新衣之前先清洗一次,或許應該建議你洗兩次---醫生們都這麼做。

"In terms of hygiene, it's a very good thing to do," he told the Journal. "Being a dermatologist, I've seen examples of some strange stuff, so I don't take any chances."

“從衛生的角度來說,洗兩遍是再好不過的了,”他告訴《華爾街日報》說。“作爲一個皮膚科醫生,我見到過一些很奇怪的東西,所以我不想冒任何風險。”