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over a year ago
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"Once a week
I use different towels for my hair die to hair dye
Hand towel that could be used by guests changed twice a week. "
Sheets and bedding weekly too |
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"Towels get chucked in the wash after each use. Sheets every week 
Why after each use. After all your only drying a clean body ? "
I'm shocked at the amount of people using a clean towel after every shower. Mine get used a few times but are immediately hung up to dry and not left in a wet heap.
How do you all keep up with the washing and drying? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"...wash your towels and sheets?
I know someone who uses a clean towel for every shower and bath, for the whole family of four.  "
You know two people then....  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Towels get chucked in the wash after each use. Sheets every week
Why after each use. After all your only drying a clean body ?
I'm shocked at the amount of people using a clean towel after every shower. Mine get used a few times but are immediately hung up to dry and not left in a wet heap.
How do you all keep up with the washing and drying?"
Me too.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I feel sorry for the environment!
I wash my towels weekly, bed linens every other week. I'd do it less often if I felt I could too; to be more environmentally friendly.
Me too! "
Me three ! |
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"Towels get chucked in the wash after each use. Sheets every week
Why after each use. After all your only drying a clean body ? "
And also sloughing off dead skin cells. The towels moist after drying you, with skin cells on it, and warm. Attracts bacteria, turns mildewy, then rubbed into your body after your next bath/shower |
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"Towels get chucked in the wash after each use. Sheets every week
Why after each use. After all your only drying a clean body ?
And also sloughing off dead skin cells. The towels moist after drying you, with skin cells on it, and warm. Attracts bacteria, turns mildewy, then rubbed into your body after your next bath/shower"
its my towel so my dead skin cells..
and its dried before use so wont ever get 'mildewy'..
surely the nice clean towels in the cupboard are teeming with bacteria too..?
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"Towels get chucked in the wash after each use. Sheets every week
Why after each use. After all your only drying a clean body ?
And also sloughing off dead skin cells. The towels moist after drying you, with skin cells on it, and warm. Attracts bacteria, turns mildewy, then rubbed into your body after your next bath/shower"
There are skin cells in every breath you take and you sweat about a litre of fluid into your mattress every night. I have towels that are over twenty years old and never once have they gone moldy!
Have you been listening to adverts again?  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Towels get chucked in the wash after each use. Sheets every week
Why after each use. After all your only drying a clean body ?
And also sloughing off dead skin cells. The towels moist after drying you, with skin cells on it, and warm. Attracts bacteria, turns mildewy, then rubbed into your body after your next bath/shower
There are skin cells in every breath you take and you sweat about a litre of fluid into your mattress every night. I have towels that are over twenty years old and never once have they gone moldy!
Have you been listening to adverts again? "
Adverts? Nah, common sense and high levels of personal hygiene
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By (user no longer on site)
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I read somewhere, that towels should be washed, after every three uses. I always also hang my towels to dry after showering. I'm presuming we all have more than one towel? ...I change them twice weekley wash them in between, bath mats also. I have far to many towels and let's not even talk duvets, sheets and throws  , which are washed on a Sunday unless I've had bedroom company. |
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"Bed sheets every day, towels after each use.
I don't like to lay on a sweaty bed, and dry myself with a clean fresh smelling towel after a shower.
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Towels once or twice a week. I feel like more than that is really overkill. Hand towels get changed every few days because they get used more often.
Sheets about 3 times a month, I mean to do every week but usually end up missing a week if they look alright.
I dread to think of people's leccy bills who change all the towels every day!! |
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day. "
Washing machine on every day.
To the people that lay on a unchanged bed and re use towels....
How often do you change your underwear? |
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day.
Washing machine on every day.
To the people that lay on a unchanged bed and re use towels....
How often do you change your underwear? "
Once a month when the crust appears |
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day.
Washing machine on every day.
To the people that lay on a unchanged bed and re use towels....
How often do you change your underwear? "
as required..
you?
lay on an unchanged bed..?
what about sitting on a chair, sofa fabric unchanged since the last time..?
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By (user no longer on site)
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day.
Washing machine on every day.
To the people that lay on a unchanged bed and re use towels....
How often do you change your underwear?
Once a month when the crust appears "
Watch out, you will be getting blokes wanting to buy them from you! Haha |
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"Towels get chucked in the wash after each use. Sheets every week
Why after each use. After all your only drying a clean body ?
I'm shocked at the amount of people using a clean towel after every shower. Mine get used a few times but are immediately hung up to dry and not left in a wet heap.
How do you all keep up with the washing and drying?"
Hmmm i suspect a few people are trying to come across super clean and hygienic |
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day.
Washing machine on every day.
To the people that lay on a unchanged bed and re use towels....
How often do you change your underwear? "
Yup... that's a fair point, I do that every day but I'm not sure I'd compare bed sheets and towels to my knickers. I'm happy not washing my towels/sheets daily. I wash myself daily though so I guess that's good enough for me.
Carry on with your routine if it works for you. Much as I love clean sheets on my bed, I'm not sure my Mum would appreciate that level of extra washing. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day.
Washing machine on every day.
To the people that lay on a unchanged bed and re use towels....
How often do you change your underwear? "
Do you wet the bed? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day.
Washing machine on every day.
To the people that lay on a unchanged bed and re use towels....
How often do you change your underwear?
as required..
you?
lay on an unchanged bed..?
what about sitting on a chair, sofa fabric unchanged since the last time..?
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I lay naked in bed, I sit on my leather suite fully clothed. |
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day.
Washing machine on every day.
To the people that lay on a unchanged bed and re use towels....
How often do you change your underwear?
as required..
you?
lay on an unchanged bed..?
what about sitting on a chair, sofa fabric unchanged since the last time..?
I lay naked in bed, I sit on my leather suite fully clothed. "
what about the underwear.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day.
Washing machine on every day.
To the people that lay on a unchanged bed and re use towels....
How often do you change your underwear?
as required..
you?
lay on an unchanged bed..?
what about sitting on a chair, sofa fabric unchanged since the last time..?
I lay naked in bed, I sit on my leather suite fully clothed.
what about the underwear.."
every 6 weeks, depending on the skids! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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You change your bed every day? Does your life just revolve round your washing machine?
I'll take my chances on once a week... I'm way too lazy to be arsed doing it every day.
Washing machine on every day.
To the people that lay on a unchanged bed and re use towels....
How often do you change your underwear? "
If I walked round with a towel between my bum cheeks all day I'd probably change that every day too. But I don't, I get in the shower, wash myself well and then use it to dry me off. It's not really a meaningful comparison. |
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By *r TriomanMan
over a year ago
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Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Towels get chucked in the wash after each use. Sheets every week
Why after each use. After all your only drying a clean body ?
I'm shocked at the amount of people using a clean towel after every shower. Mine get used a few times but are immediately hung up to dry and not left in a wet heap.
How do you all keep up with the washing and drying?"
Juat have to in a house of fpur towels are communal and after drying my bits im not drying my kids with it knowing its been on my bits. Maybe i am weird i just prefer it.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
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Only because I use it for body and hair and it's usually soaked wet through. No radiators to dry it doesn't help either  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Oh no we aren't going to start a league table of cleanliness based on frequency of towel washing now are we
I wash ours when i think about it, no idea how often that is but so far nobody died. "
Looks like it Good thing nobody ever comes to my house, I'm sure they'd be horrified by my slovenliness! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
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Towel bales are so inexpensive nowadays, there's no reason to re-use really.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
Towel bales are so inexpensive nowadays, there's no reason to re-use really.
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Except for not wanting to spend money on electricity and water for unnecessary washing of said towels? I hate cheap towels though, I'd rather have fewer good quality ones than loads of cheapo ones just so I can wash them all the time. |
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Once a week for bedding but the day may change, before and after a meet even though the beds covered. Don't change them for jay though.
Towels, I've got loads of towels in the bathroom but only usually use two but all of them still get washed, I don't change them either, I was them and put them back, never think to replace them with some out the airing cupboard 
Many years ago I used to be a live in nanny/ dogs body and they wanted their bedding changed every day, 3 kids and 2 adults |
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
Towel bales are so inexpensive nowadays, there's no reason to re-use really.
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you buy new towels every time you use them? |
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
Towel bales are so inexpensive nowadays, there's no reason to re-use really.
you buy new towels every time you use them?"
If this is so I'd love to know where they can be bought more cheaply than laundering costs. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Towels get chucked in the wash after each use. Sheets every week
Why after each use. After all your only drying a clean body ?
I'm shocked at the amount of people using a clean towel after every shower. Mine get used a few times but are immediately hung up to dry and not left in a wet heap.
How do you all keep up with the washing and drying? Juat have to in a house of fpur towels are communal and after drying my bits im not drying my kids with it knowing its been on my bits. Maybe i am weird i just prefer it.."
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
Towel bales are so inexpensive nowadays, there's no reason to re-use really.
you buy new towels every time you use them?"
'Re-use' as in more than once unwashed.........................not used once then thrown away  |
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"Towels get chucked in the wash after each use. Sheets every week
Why after each use. After all your only drying a clean body ?
I'm shocked at the amount of people using a clean towel after every shower. Mine get used a few times but are immediately hung up to dry and not left in a wet heap.
How do you all keep up with the washing and drying? Juat have to in a house of fpur towels are communal and after drying my bits im not drying my kids with it knowing its been on my bits. Maybe i am weird i just prefer it.."
My kids have their own towels, have since they were babies, started with Bob the Builder and princesses and gone on from there. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
Towel bales are so inexpensive nowadays, there's no reason to re-use really.
Except for not wanting to spend money on electricity and water for unnecessary washing of said towels? I hate cheap towels though, I'd rather have fewer good quality ones than loads of cheapo ones just so I can wash them all the time."
There's a vast difference in 'cheapo' ones to inexpensive ones.
What you class as expensive could be inexpensive to someone else |
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
Towel bales are so inexpensive nowadays, there's no reason to re-use really.
Except for not wanting to spend money on electricity and water for unnecessary washing of said towels? I hate cheap towels though, I'd rather have fewer good quality ones than loads of cheapo ones just so I can wash them all the time.
There's a vast difference in 'cheapo' ones to inexpensive ones.
What you class as expensive could be inexpensive to someone else "
True. What I class as acceptable utility bills must be different too! |
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
Towel bales are so inexpensive nowadays, there's no reason to re-use really.
you buy new towels every time you use them?
'Re-use' as in more than once unwashed.........................not used once then thrown away "
Got it! You mean cheap enough to have more than one or two sets |
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"...wash your towels and sheets?
I know someone who uses a clean towel for every shower and bath, for the whole family of four.
Someone with too much time on their hands then or OCD, I guess? "
Sigh, it's not OCD, it's CDO! |
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
Towel bales are so inexpensive nowadays, there's no reason to re-use really.
you buy new towels every time you use them?
'Re-use' as in more than once unwashed.........................not used once then thrown away
Got it! You mean cheap enough to have more than one or two sets "
I've got about 5 or 6 bales of towels (for a 2 person household). I still ain't washing them all every week though |
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I buy Christy's towels, always in the sales. Cheap towels aren't for me. I'm a total snob.
However I've taken to using my travel towels in the summer cause they dry super quick without the heating on. |
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"Interesting to see that some people change their towels after only using them once
Hotels promote the re-using of towels in the interests of the environment - less detergent and less energy; although I suspect that the real motivation is less cost. That said, those savings can be made by a household, especially, as someone has already said, you're only drying a clean body. I do like to air mine daily and change them (towels) every 3 to 4 days; once a week for sheets.
Towel bales are so inexpensive nowadays, there's no reason to re-use really.
you buy new towels every time you use them?
'Re-use' as in more than once unwashed.........................not used once then thrown away "
right, well I've got loads of towels but still wash and put the same ones back |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Towels after every use . My kids bedding varies as one has special needs so could be daily but usually twice a week for the bedding.
Clean pjs every night to for all the kids x |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Yeah and some people might think its acute personal hygiene while others think its some kind of OCD.
I've worked amongst shit and filth all my life. I consider myself hygienic but there's too much sterilty these days.
We're becoming a nation of OCD weirdos.
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By (user no longer on site)
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Despite my (and my mother's) apparently slapdash approach to hygiene I have no allergies, no breathing problems and rarely get ill. There's something to be said for exposure to a bit of dust sometimes. |
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"I like to feel clean, nothing weird in that. "
Of course there isn't, but I don't feel less clean than you because I don't wash my towels and sheets every day. We all have different levels of CDO... I wouldn't touch any of the towels in our office for example. |
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Some people I know think I have that dco thingie, I just like things to be a certain way
Cleanliness is important to me, can't have dust due to asthma, and like the smell of fresh things |
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"Some people I know think I have that dco thingie, I just like things to be a certain way
Cleanliness is important to me, can't have dust due to asthma, and like the smell of fresh things "
you remind me of that other mrmarmite with that name |
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"Some people I know think I have that dco thingie, I just like things to be a certain way
Cleanliness is important to me, can't have dust due to asthma, and like the smell of fresh things you remind me of that other mrmarmite with that name"
Must be the name for cleanliness
Suppose I had better get a wash load in soon, then make bed, hoover and dust front room, oh and start cooking dinner too |
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It varies as I use a lot of towels for exercise, which just get 1 use. Home towels used infrequently, changed once or twice a week and live alone. I like fresh each time but I get that with my gym showers. Sheets etc every week, sometimes more if hot. |
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The boys towels get washed after every bath but they drag them all over the floor, use them to soak up spilt water etc.. They have 1 bath a week at my house & 1 at their dads.
They also both have 2 swimming kits to wash each week as they swim on Thursday & Friday. I'll use my towels twice.
Beds changed weekly (more if I have a meet) because boys are stinky even when clean & I love clean sheets on a Sunday night.
I have 2 airers in dining room that I use to dry them & blast for 10 mins in tumbler |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Its not ocd to wash towels after each use. Shocker here but i only shower every other day so by some peoples standards id also be a dirty fucker
(Obviously i shower before any meets though)
Also we have like 25 towels so its not as if i have to make sure there washed and back them same day. |
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"...wash your towels and sheets?
I know someone who uses a clean towel for every shower and bath, for the whole family of four.
Someone with too much time on their hands then or OCD, I guess?
Sigh, it's not OCD, it's CDO! "
Shit, my mistake - forgive me? |
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"Bed sheets every day, towels after each use.
I don't like to lay on a sweaty bed, and dry myself with a clean fresh smelling towel after a shower.
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That's me too. I can't relax unless it's on fresh bedding. And using a towel more than once makes me feel funny. Yes, my washer is used a LOT. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"...wash your towels and sheets?
I know someone who uses a clean towel for every shower and bath, for the whole family of four.
Someone with too much time on their hands then or OCD, I guess?
Sigh, it's not OCD, it's CDO!
Shit, my mistake - forgive me? "
Consider yourself told off! Next time it's a spanked bum for you. |
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I wash my towels every couple of days. As to my bedding, in the summer every week, winter fortnghtly unless I've had a really bad shift at the pub then weekly. Would never ever leave then longer than two weeks.
If I invite someone round, which is a rarity, I put fresh bedding before they arrive and fresh bedding on once they've left |
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I don't have a laundry timetable, I have the machine on every few days & stuff gets washed.
If the towel isn't clean grab another out of the airing cupboard!
Bedding gets changed 7-10 days. |
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