Wash clothing or other items soiled with body fluids separately. Use the longest washing machine cycle (hot or cold water can be used). Line dry the items.

It's recommended for you to avoid wearing clothes made with irritating fabrics such as wool and roughly woven fibers. Instead, you should choose clothing that is made with fabrics like cotton, silk and rayon that will help your skin to 'breathe' and also not feel too itchy.

Chemo- and radiotherapy have surprisingly specific dress codes: loose breathable skin-friendly fabrics that can be layered; button-down shirts or deep V-necks to access central port lines; draping to cover tubes, elastic waistbands to accommodate weight loss or bloating and shoulder pads to hold away fabric from the ...

Yes Our Empowered Ease blouses are 100% Washing Machine safe, for sanitation purposes we recommend you wash your chemotherapy clothing separate from your other garments.

Caregivers should wash laundry soiled by urine, feces or vomit separately. It keeps the other laundry from getting residual drugs on them. Washing them separately can help reduce the risk of exposing others.