how often do you change your bedding ????

zoepaulpenny · 26/03/15 - 18:52

How often do you change your bedding, this includes sheet/s pillow vases and quilt cover/s mine is now once a week, as there is only me in the bed.. used to be twice per week when i had my partner sleeping with me..

duckylucky · 26/03/15 - 18:54

This thread crops up as often as you change your bedlinen !!!

Jason · 26/03/15 - 18:59

once a week seems awfully excessive

PrinceOfDenmark · 26/03/15 - 19:10

zoepaulpenny wrote: »

How often do you change your bedding, this includes sheet/s pillow vases and quilt cover/s mine is now once a week, as there is only me in the bed.. used to be twice per week when i had my partner sleeping with me..

Did your partner ming real bad then?

Jasper92 · 26/03/15 - 19:11

Fortnightly

Pumping Iron · 26/03/15 - 19:12

Once a week.

EbonyHamster · 26/03/15 - 19:16

Every 2-3 months

Nona · 26/03/15 - 19:42

EbonyHamster wrote: »

Every 2-3 months

Ewww.

Once a week for me.

Pull2Open · 26/03/15 - 19:44

I leave mine until it has evolved into a new life form and takes itself off the bed.

venusinflares · 26/03/15 - 19:49

About every 7-10 days.

EbonyHamster · 26/03/15 - 19:51

Nona wrote: »

Ewww.

Once a week for me.

Yes well drying a sheet, two duvet covers and four pillow cases in a small flat isn't exactly easy

darkjedimaster · 26/03/15 - 19:54

Normally once a fortnight, but a lot sooner if there are love stains on the sheets.:D

Babe Rainbow · 26/03/15 - 20:10

EbonyHamster wrote: »

Yes well drying a sheet, two duvet covers and four pillow cases in a small flat isn't exactly easy

Why TWO duvet covers if there's only one sheet ?

droogiefret · 26/03/15 - 20:16

Babe Rainbow wrote: »

Why TWO duvet covers if there's only one sheet ?

I suspect it's a coping technique for partners who pull the duvet off you.

miss_astrid · 26/03/15 - 20:18

Ideally I'd do it once a week, as there is nothing like climbing in to a fresh set of bedding for the night. Usually I do it fortnightly though.

Babe Rainbow · 26/03/15 - 20:19

droogiefret wrote: »

I suspect it's a coping technique for partners who pull the duvet off you.

Ah ok - that make sense.

But then ... you could wash them on alternate weeks if airing space is an issue. Actually easier than if you've got one double duvet.

Rachael. · 26/03/15 - 20:26

I usually try to do it once a week but tomorrow it will be a fortnight since I last washed them. I'm not a clean freak or anything but it is starting to bother me I feel really dirty getting into bed at night but I've not been well the past week and a bit so the thought of changing them seems like a mission! Hoping it's a nice day tomorrow and I'll get them out on the washing line. Nothing better than getting into bedding straight off the line

Nona · 26/03/15 - 20:28

EbonyHamster wrote: »

Yes well drying a sheet, two duvet covers and four pillow cases in a small flat isn't exactly easy

Does it get easier the less often you do it?

Jason · 26/03/15 - 20:33

Nona wrote: »

Does it get easier the less often you do it?

It's a pain in the arse whenever I do it. I certainly couldn't afford to do a load of washing on a weekly basis as well considering in this weather i've got nowhere to get it all dry.

scotch · 26/03/15 - 20:39

Roughly about once a month.

Whether it needs it or not!

attitude99 · 26/03/15 - 20:55

Rachael. wrote: »

I usually try to do it once a week but tomorrow it will be a fortnight since I last washed them. I'm not a clean freak or anything but it is starting to bother me I feel really dirty getting into bed at night but I've not been well the past week and a bit so the thought of changing them seems like a mission! Hoping it's a nice day tomorrow and I'll get them out on the washing line. Nothing better than getting into bedding straight off the line

The fact I'm planning on doing that too! I just love hopping into crisp clean sheets. I always use those Lenor Unstoppables whenever I wash bedding & the fragrance lasts for ages

Rachael. · 26/03/15 - 20:58

attitude99 wrote: »

The fact I'm planning on doing that too! I just love hopping into crisp clean sheets. I always use those Lenor Unstoppables whenever I wash bedding & the fragrance lasts for ages

I've only ever used those once and didn't really notice a difference but now the nicer weather is coming in and I can hang my washing out I'll try them again. I'm so sad I love trying different washing powders and new fragrances of Lenor

EbonyHamster · 26/03/15 - 21:02

Babe Rainbow wrote: »

Why TWO duvet covers if there's only one sheet ?

We have a duvet each

droogiefret wrote: »

I suspect it's a coping technique for partners who pull the duvet off you.

Yup

JasonWatkins wrote: »

It's a pain in the arse whenever I do it. I certainly couldn't afford to do a load of washing on a weekly basis as well considering in this weather i've got nowhere to get it all dry.

Very true

deev1ne0ne · 26/03/15 - 21:07

Once a week, sometimes twice in the summer months. Regular washing ensures that sebum and sweat do not coat your pillows, which can make your skin greasy too.

Hotgossip · 26/03/15 - 21:11

A week to 10 days but I do put a small towel on OHs pillow and change that most days as he has a sweaty head!!

MargMck · 26/03/15 - 21:11

Pillowcases and sheet every week, duvet cover fortnightly. I probably only sleep in my bed half the nights in a fortnight, it's only me in a double bed.

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