Log₁₀ reduction of E. faecium bioindicators following domestic laundering using a 60°C full-length or rapid wash cycle (n=4).

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posted on 2025-04-30, 17:23 authored by Caroline Cayrou, Katie Silver, Lucy Owen, Jake Dunlop, Katie Laird

Log₁₀ reduction of E. faecium bioindicators following domestic laundering using a 60°C full-length or rapid wash cycle (n=4).

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