No chance: Stop worrying. The risk is almost zero. If you did come in contact with the bacteria the chances of infection are virtually zero.
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E coli: The survival of bacteria like e coli depends on the environment it's in or on. At normal temperature ; humidity, it may live for a few hours to a day. http://tinyurl.com/5xbxkr you need to wash clothes in high temperatures (150-170 degrees), possibly with bleach. If bleach isn't possible, then dry clothes in the sun -- the uv light can kill bacteria. http://tinyurl.com/2vn8eqg.
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