A woman browsing the clothes rack at a store noted that it would be safer for everyone if people cleaned their clothes after purchasing them.

The first explanation is quite common; too many individuals have handled the clothes before it reaches us, making it hard to estimate the number of germs present.

It must also have been tried by most of them, which multiplies the germs considerably. However, one woman discovered something really frightening—perhaps not for the faint of heart—while idly browsing the clothing racks.

Naturally, when Ellen Danz, a TikToker, saw the garments coated in cobwebs, she shrieked. She found it difficult to comprehend why clothes stores allowed cobwebs to develop on their items.

But it quickly changed to one of terror. The clothes were not just encrusted with cobwebs, but also encrusted with spider eggs. She saw a large spider waiting for its turn as she got to the end of the line.

She had every right to yell—most people don’t expect to see a spider while they’re going through their undergarments.

The video infuriated everyone because it demonstrated how important it is to wash new clothing. “I’d sue for mental pain,” one TikTok user joked, while another cried, “My heart stopped.” A third user said, “This is why you should wash your clothes as soon as you buy them.”

A few other folks were shocked to see Ellen touch the gown with her bare hands. “Why are you touching the spiderwebs?” shouted one individual.I’m yelling THE EGGS,” said a more individual. It was said by someone else, “You’re brave for touching it.”

The branch had closed after Ellen made the discovery, so the TikToker who had talked about washing new clothes in a previous video vowed to her viewers that no one else would find it.

“Don’t waste your time shopping here; it closed a week later,” she said. This got viewers thinking about what they would have done if they had discovered this unsettling discovery. Some took the spider infestation among clothes very seriously, wondering why no one had called pest control. After all, spider infestations are never good.

On TikTok, a user asked, “WHY DID YOU NOT KILL IT?” while another was perplexed as to why nothing had been done. Ellen Danz’s experience suggests that you wash new clothing before wearing it as a result.