| No Images? Click here   It’s that time of the year when we clean out our closets, put our winter clothes away, and shop for spring (and even summer) outfits. But there’s a gross side to shopping you’ve maybe never considered: the number of people who have tried on that same top or pair of jeans as you.Our own Taylor Pittman talked to experts and professors alike about why, if you decide to make a clothing purchase, you REALLY should be washing that item before you wear it out the door.As she writes:“According to Philip Tierno, professor of microbiology and pathology at New York University, the number of people who have tried on that blouse you bought or that dress you decided to splurge on might actually be a lot higher than you think.‘It’s not four or five or six people; it’s dozens and dozens ... if that garment sits there for weeks or a month,’ he said.Of course, that number depends on many factors, such as the size of the store and the speed at which an item sells. But do you really want to wear something that even one stranger has tried on?”Point taken. Wash, rinse repeat. LOLOLOLOLOL Being a parent is fun, huh? It’s so fun that some moms are forced to become comedians and draw really funny comics about the daily grind of it all. Laugh away!
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