No.: There are so many problems with this. First, it implies the sperm are external. The water, clothes, distance would impede things greatly. THEN, the entire context is spermacidal: water than isn't both the right acidity and the right salt content is spermacidal. And the water likely has chlorine..very spermacidal. Light, the wrong termature also spermacidal.
Answered 6/11/2021
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Here are some ...: The scenario described poses an impossible journey for sperms to pass through and I'm sure there has been no known study to scientifically address the issue you raised. So, I would incline to say the odd for sperms to swim through the wet clothes is zero.
Answered 3/1/2018
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