Change bedsheets

[Skyenkit]

How often do you change your bedsheets? I change mine once a week.

[dancer139]

I usually change my bed sheets every Sunday,,,,,   I love nice clean sheets.  So this might be strange,,,  but we change them Sunday Evening right before we go to bed  LOL   I love to crawl into bed with nice clean,soft sheets     If I had enough sheets I would change them everyday,,,,,,,,,,,,

But I guess I will settle for the Sunday change day 

[patycake56]

usually every week to a week and a half

[Nancy5]

I change sheets every week.  Usually on a Saturday morning.

[nguzman1]

I do too, it's nasty not changing them at all.

[skrogman]

Mine also are normally changed about once a week, sometimes more.

[mythociate]

I'm not sure if I should feel 'nasty' or 'super-clean' reading how everyone changes theirs about once-a-week. I ... well, I don't think I use bed-sheets, using a blanket or two instead (which I roll up like sleeping-bags and stuff into plastic bags in the morning).

I guess 'having died' gives you a different perspective on 'lots of things' (including "what's dirty").

[vickysue]

Oh at least once a week. Summertime. i love to hang them outside they smell so good. I just like to change them. Sometimes i will do it a couple times a week. Hubby sweats a lot so his almost need to be hange a lot.

[Dynamite2013]

Well once a week is good but more often if it is necessary. My husband sweats a lot so I put a towel around his pillow and that helps him keep dry. I put a towel on my pillow also just in case I decide to sweat.

[linderlizzie]

I'm not sure if I should feel 'nasty' or 'super-clean' reading how everyone changes theirs about once-a-week. I ... well, I don't think I use bed-sheets, using a blanket or two instead (which I roll up like sleeping-bags and stuff into plastic bags in the morning).

I guess 'having died' gives you a different perspective on 'lots of things' (including "what's dirty").

OK. 'Splain what you mean by 'having died". For real?

[mythociate]

OK. 'Splain what you mean by 'having died". For real?

For real! for seven minutes in October 1995, after a car hit me in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on a lunch-break at the Oklahoma Bandmasters' Association yearly marching-band contest.

... Not sure if 'living on life-support' is that much-more "alive." Doctors told my parents that I'd never get off of it ... after I DID start breathing & eating on my own, doctors told my parents & I that I'd never use my hands again ... when I WAS sitting up & using my hands again, they told me I'd never walk again ... and when I walk around the neighborhood today, I'm surprised people don't stop their cars to bow down before me & take me out to lunch!
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[pkrahmer]

I only sleep about 3 or 4 hours a night so I change them about every 10 days in the winter. I do change them more often in the Spring and summer- at least once a week

[bremer51]

The thread count of my sheets is more important to me than sheet cleanliness.   I'm just happy to have a warm bed in a warm house. I suppose I wash them every week and a half or so.

[anitaraemillspalmer]

How often do you change your bedsheets? I change mine once a week.

Yes...once a wk. 2 wks. tops...it feels so good to slide in to clean sheets 

[Dynamite2013]

OK. 'Splain what you mean by 'having died". For real?
Don't you think people sometimes die. when I was delivering my second son I died for five minutes (back in 1969) and I saw the other side. Ever since then I have a sense to when things are going wrong. I just pray to God and then I feel secure again. Just because you don't experience it doesn't mean it don't happen.