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Hospitals have invested significantly in improving cleanliness and reducing the potential of infection through products and processes designed to minimize risk from reusable devices, hands, water, air and hard surfaces. Until now, soft surfaces have been largely absent from standard hospital risk assessment programs. Studies show that reducing the level of bacterial contamination on textiles, especially those in direct contact with the patient and healthcare worker should be considered. Hospitals are now measured and reimbursed based on quality metrics including patient and healthcare worker satisfaction results and the delivery of efficient and effective care. Cleanliness of hospital linens can play an important part in these initiatives.