Warzenviren übertragen auf andere Kleidung beim Waschen?

yes, pathogens are also transmitted by contaminated laundry, e.g. in a washing machine that does not wash properly clean. the pathogens then smear everywhere and infect other people.

garments are all in the washing drum and if they turn, the water in it also gets on all garments, so I can’t imagine that a single sock would only be half wet. that would be the case for all today’s commercial washing machines. a washing machine throws high-speed, 1400U./M. are usual, then the clothes come after washing naturally with a lower moist portion from the machine and not triefing wet, that it will be more likely than the garment would have been washed only half wet and not properly. For this purpose, the washing machine is also observed by the glass door of the same in the washing process, there is enough water in the drum in which the garments are typically washed through during the rotational movement of the washing drum, without which a garment would only be half wet.

can be that there is somehow a completely exotic or ancient washing machine in the constructional condition a laundry item somewhere in the washing machine would land during operation, so that it would only be half-wet. I would like to know which manufacturer (markenname) builds such a washing machine to avoid it.

By the way, washing the laundry at the highest temperature in the machine, at wart four times I would not be so sure with the 60°C setting, often the washing machines reach the temperature only briefly if at all, sometimes instead of 60 are also only approx. 50° C.