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And now, chewing the fat with Jeff Fisher.

For years, I have loved shopping at thrift stores.

I used to purchase so many things at thrift stores.

And I would, you know, I love the clothes that I would get.

But one of the things that I always did was, you know, wash them before I would wear them.

And now it's brought to light that, yeah, you need to do that for sure.

According to this TikToker, One Never Twoo, T-W-H-O-O-O, one never-T-W-H one never twoo one uh apparently bought some clothes at a thrift store and then didn't wash them

before he wore them and now he has uh contracted molluscom contagionism that does not sound good moluscom contagionism i'm pretty sure that's how it's

pronounced moluscom yeah uh so that's right uh so it's moluscom contagion And according to this, it's a viral skin infection that consists of small raised bumps on the skin.

Yeah, you don't want that, and it does not look good.

When you see the picture, you're going to be wishing you washed that shirt before you put it on.

Wow.

So apparently the condition is harmless and doesn't require treatment.

Oh, so you just have to keep it clean and live with it?

Wow.

I don't know how long the molluscom contagionism lasts, but according to a Cornell University senior lecturer in fiber science and apparel design, love that person.

Garments are often treated with a fabric softener, a stain resistant or water repellent

coating, or an anti-mildew agent that can cause irritation, redness, and itching. Yeah, and it also

causes a molluscom contagionism. So you do not want that. Be sure that if you purchase clothes, even new clothes, really, I have a problem with wearing

them without being washed, but I have done that before.

But if you purchase something at a thrift store, make sure that you wash it first before

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