If that's the case then I guess you need to find Grandma's 'boiling bucket' and do a boil-wash on the stove afterwards :=)
Although not quite sure it is absolutely necessary, I could probably find my mother's headscarf and the 'wraparound' pinny which she also wore on Mondays when she did the washing if that would help .... Trevor Bruce Napier wrote: > I don't think 1 is correct, but haven't been inside a laundrette for > many a year. > > The microbiologist on this boat is unhappy with cold washing. It > certainly doesn't kill small parasites like mites and bed bugs - all > you get are clean bed bugs at less than 60 wash. > > She has trouble believing that 50 or 100 ml of detergent diluted in > 25 litres of water will kill bacteria at cold wash temps, and it's > the bacteria that cause the niff. [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
