Phil Smyth
speaker
410 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 8 Sep
Phil Smyth’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They're like microbes are around us are completely harmless.
We don't want to be everyone disinfecting the washing machine after every pair of socks has been washed.
Like i it's the the musty smell, I suppose, is what people real often kind of associate with.
With this kind of thing and bacteria and fungi are are part of it.
And you like basically they're feeding on tiny amounts of sweat, skin, oils, and other m material that's been left on the fabric.
And they produce I know, welcome to I'm glad everyone's had breakfast.
Um what we're doing with this is you you like it's that microbial it's basically microbial chemistry that's sending you a push notification that's kind of going, it's been a few hours, it smells perfectly fine, get it out and dry it, but it's been sitting there overnight and it's starting to have that musty smell.
I'd give it another wash because it's only gonna get worse.
No, because it's like it's it's something that you like generally washing machines are maybe in a utility room or behind a drawer or something.
They're easy to forget about sometimes.
And also pretending you've like I've done the t task.
I've washed the clothes with the well, there's actually three or four tasks to do to get it finished.
So, like I said, it's the perfect kind of conditions to to to create more microbes because like I said, there'll always be a certain amount.
And they're like I said, bacteria is a
good thing for us to have in and around us.
Um like one of the best ways though, some ways to get more water out of them, I suppose to dry the clothes a bit better, is to put them on for another spin, as opposed to just so mechanically getting more water out of them as well as something you can do.
So even if you're running them around in the morning and then you wake up again, if you run them again and you'll get more water out and they'll dry quicker when you eventually do take them out.
Well, I suppose indoors, the first thing is that just uh it's not bad to dry clothes outside now, still.
Um like just because it's colder doesn't mean that it's bad.
Uh I suppose that you're trying the water, the biggest thing is that the water has to go somewhere.
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