How often do you change your kid's sheets?

[Anonymous]

Weekly but one of my kids still has accidents and so we end up washing their bedding sometimes almost nightly

We are working with his pediatrician on it.

[Anonymous]

2 weeks, adults and kids.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should be weekly. Y’all some nasty assses

Not everyone sweats. We wash every night and change pjs often. If they slept naked it would be different. When sick we change all the time.

Everyone still sheds skin cells. Sheets are changed weekly, pjs changed nightly.

Wow you only wear pjs once? That’s pretty extreme. It’s your own skin cells.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Every two weeks. More often for pillow cases or in summer with a lot of sweating.

Gross

What? Seriously NOT gross!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should be weekly. Y’all some nasty assses

Not everyone sweats. We wash every night and change pjs often. If they slept naked it would be different. When sick we change all the time.

Everyone still sheds skin cells. Sheets are changed weekly, pjs changed nightly.

Wow you only wear pjs once? That’s pretty extreme. It’s your own skin cells.

Extreme? Do you wear all your clothes multiple times? Wear the same shirt to work for days and days? Why not? It’s still clean.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should be weekly. Y’all some nasty assses

Not everyone sweats. We wash every night and change pjs often. If they slept naked it would be different. When sick we change all the time.

Everyone still sheds skin cells. Sheets are changed weekly, pjs changed nightly.

Wow you only wear pjs once? That’s pretty extreme. It’s your own skin cells.

Extreme? Do you wear all your clothes multiple times? Wear the same shirt to work for days and days? Why not? It’s still clean.

Don’t bother arguing with the germaphobe nutcases on here.

[Anonymous]

Weekly. Usually I switch pillowcases 2x a week (we have a lot of pillowcases).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Should be weekly. Y’all some nasty assses

Not everyone sweats. We wash every night and change pjs often. If they slept naked it would be different. When sick we change all the time.

Everyone still sheds skin cells. Sheets are changed weekly, pjs changed nightly.

Wow you only wear pjs once? That’s pretty extreme. It’s your own skin cells.

Extreme? Do you wear all your clothes multiple times? Wear the same shirt to work for days and days? Why not? It’s still clean.

Don’t bother arguing with the germaphobe nutcases on here.

I don’t think some of you understand what extreme means.

[Anonymous]

Every weekend unless otherwise soiled earlier

[Anonymous]

Every week

[Anonymous]

Y’all some stank asses

[Anonymous]

Every Friday all beds get fresh sheets.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My 8-year-old boy takes a bath or shower every evening, so he's always clean when he gets into bed. But my husband is insisting that we change his sheets every week, which I think is a lot. He's a little boy – he doesn't get sweaty at night, he's not a hairy or smelly teen yet. So now I'm wondering what everyone else does.

Is your husband changing and washing the sheets weekly or insisting that you do that? If the former, just let him continue. If the latter, tell him to do that if he thinks it's necessary.

[Anonymous]

If he showers in the morning, then he's running around all day getting sweaty, getting dirty and then getting into bed that way. Even if he showered at night once a week would be the MINIMUM!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My 8-year-old boy takes a bath or shower every evening, so he's always clean when he gets into bed. But my husband is insisting that we change his sheets every week, which I think is a lot. He's a little boy – he doesn't get sweaty at night, he's not a hairy or smelly teen yet. So now I'm wondering what everyone else does.

Is your husband changing and washing the sheets weekly or insisting that you do that? If the former, just let him continue. If the latter, tell him to do that if he thinks it's necessary.

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