Do you wash the pre-washed bagged/boxed salads from the grocery stores?

Becks wrote: ↑My sibling doesn't wash the pre-washed salad greens bought from the grocery store. The sibling is still alive, so I started to do the same thing. Some brands say they are "triple washed", which seems consoling. What do you do?

Cyclosporiasis, a stomach illness linked to food or water contaminated with the cyclospora parasite -- which is transmitted through infected feces -- hit Texas this week, sickening 42 people. A total of 54 have been sickened by the parasite in the state this year.

Though health officials don't know the source of the outbreak yet, a 2013 outbreak in Texas that sickened more than 270 people was linked to fresh cilantro, bagged salad mix, raspberries and basil, reported CBS Dallas/Forth Worth.

Symptoms of cyclosporiasis include watery diarrhea, loss of appetite, weight loss, stomach cramps, bloating, gas, nausea and fatigue, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Health officials recommend washing all produce, though only cooking will kill the parasite, according to the Texas Department Of State Health Services website.