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Are there dangers of trying on clothes in clothing stores where others have likely tried then on before you?
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Clothes: There no 'real' danger unless you try on undergarments and bathing suits which is the obvious. But there could reactions to whatever chemicals may be on clothing which may result in some itching. Theres also the possibility of any type of lice being transferred which can happen. So beware of what and how you are trying something on!
Answered 12/17/2012
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