On August 14, 2008, the Los Angeles Times reported that approximately 25% of USC's football team has been afflicted with a skin rash called 'tinea cruris', more commonly known as "jock itch". Although seemingly not as serious as a ligament or knee injury, the rash has caused key players to miss practice. In recent years, the team has been crippled by more serious skin infections such as staph infections, in response to which the team had increased the temperature at which they washed the uniforms. Studies prove that Super Clean's wet wash process is more effective than conventional laundering is at killing bacteria that cause skin rashes. To read more about USC's situation, click here.
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