1976_Child Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 I haven't changed the bed linen now for over three months and, to be honest, they are starting to ming a tad. Think I might pop them in the wash tomorrow so they are nice and fresh for Christmas. How often do you change them? And are you single or not? My hypothesis is that single blokes change the sheets less often than bints who prefer a nice clean nest.
Dr Who? Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 Not often enough, we say we are going to do it ever week, but probably every couple of months or maybe even more!
Dr Who? Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 Also most the of the time I prefer to buy new ones from Tesco!!
Colinjb Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 Also most the of the time I prefer to buy new ones from Tesco!! But you still need to wash them before they are fitted.....
Dr Who? Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 But you still need to wash them before they are fitted..... No they go straight on the bed. I think in the olden days they used to tell you to wash them, but I do not think they do anymore? They may advise it.
1976_Child Posted 23 December, 2011 Author Posted 23 December, 2011 But you still need to wash them before they are fitted..... exactly, otherwise they itch like fek! But I must admit that back in 2005 my then house mate and I decided to have a deep-clean of the kitchen. So we got going and soon came to the microwave. It was utterly minging. Fek that, thought we. It ended up in the skip two doors down and we bought a new one. Every few months we did the same until the cheap-as-chips microwaves from Comet dramatically rose in price from £19.99 to over £40. Then we went back to cleaning it after each use.
1976_Child Posted 23 December, 2011 Author Posted 23 December, 2011 I guess the rate at which the sheets approach the 'ming horizon' depends upon whether or not one wears PJs in bed or slumber in the buff. I used to sleep in the nude, but the onset of a very scratchy crack meant skid marks on the duvet cover. Even I thought that was a regression too far away from civility so the jim-jams came back.
View From The Top Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 posh git. Compared to you, most likely.
Whitey Grandad Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 I never clean them. That's not in my job description.
Jonnyboy Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 Ahem - this thread has been done before, pls be original, ta. http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?28049-Bed-Sheets&highlight=sheets
1976_Child Posted 23 December, 2011 Author Posted 23 December, 2011 Ahem - this thread has been done before, pls be original, ta. http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?28049-Bed-Sheets&highlight=sheets Well maybe attitudes have changed since February. And anyway, I am being original; I am attempting to find a correlation between bachelor-hood and length of time sheets go unchanged versus couples.
1976_Child Posted 23 December, 2011 Author Posted 23 December, 2011 Every hour on the hour. is that because you are incontinent?
Turkish Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 There are few things better than getting into a bed with fresh sheets and duvet cover on it.
Whitey Grandad Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 There are few things better than getting into a bed with fresh sheets and duvet cover on it. Doesn't that depend upon who's waiting there for you?
dubai_phil Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 I get my maid to do it every week. Oh and I make sure she irons them first. And none of that Polyester & cotton sh1t either, have to be pure Egyptian Cotton. (But then Turkish knew that ) Anyone else old enough to remember when your Mum came back & replaced your sheets with new ones from..... Wait for it...... Brentford Nylons?
Colinjb Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 is that because you are incontinent? Incontinent yet regular..... Strange mix.
Clapham Saint Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 When I was single - at the point the smell became too bad to sleep... Every 2-3 months. Now I'm married - every week.
bridge too far Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 I vaguely remember Brentford Nylon sheets but I remember even more something my mother used to do when the sheets wore a bit thin in the middle. She'd cut down the middle and then sew the two outside edges together to form a 'new middle'.
trousers Posted 23 December, 2011 Posted 23 December, 2011 bi monthly I thought you'd posted in the wrong thread there for a spilt second
dune Posted 24 December, 2011 Posted 24 December, 2011 Once a week. Can't believe the OP would admit to being such a scabby tramp.
SNSUN Posted 24 December, 2011 Posted 24 December, 2011 Whenever they start to go crusty and hard. Usually once twice-monthly, but it's the missus's job, and she bloody well knows it.
sussexsaint Posted 24 December, 2011 Posted 24 December, 2011 When the smeg hammer fails to make the sheet flexible again
The Cat Posted 24 December, 2011 Posted 24 December, 2011 I change mine just before your Mum comes round and then again after she's left so my other half doesn't get a whiff of her stench.
Lighthouse Posted 24 December, 2011 Posted 24 December, 2011 Surely a factor in this has to be when you shower. I shower in the evenings, so I'd imagine my sheets are cleaner for not having BO from my day to day adventures wiped all over them. I try to cange them every week but can never be arsed, so it often ends up being every 2 or 3 weeks.
BadgerBadger Posted 24 December, 2011 Posted 24 December, 2011 bi monthly This is not a thread about your magazine subscriptions Back to the topic - if it wasn't for the missus it would be a few months in between changes which is really minty now I think about it
Bourne Valley Saint Posted 25 December, 2011 Posted 25 December, 2011 Lying in mine now - upon reflection, not often enough!!
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