Anonymous wrote:No shower at night. Why would you do that? You would have to shower in the morning again?

Why? I don’t work. I shower before bed.

Anonymous wrote:I shower once in the morning. Very rarely, shower before getting into bed.

Two showers in a day is wasteful and bad planning.

There is nothing wrong with showering in the morning, and taking 3-5 minutes to rinse off before bed if you feel sweaty.

Anonymous wrote:I don't know anyone who showers at that time. Its either in the morning before going to work or immediately before going to bed.

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Anonymous wrote:Adults shower at night? Do you mean after you exercise or are you in a job where you get dirty?

I know quite a few adults who shower at right right before bed, especially in the summer or if they are outside a lot (either b/c of sweat or pollen, etc). And some people don't have time to shower in the morning.

I get the shower at night if its super hot and/or pollen. But I don't get how showering at night can replace morning showers. Yuck.

I don’t sweat at night. How are you getting dirty while sleeping?

+1 This is so weird. Who showers at night, goes to bed and wakes up dirty? That's disgusting. If you are sweating so much at night, then make your bedroom cooler/buy better bed linens/get fans, etc. I do not sweat at night nor do I get dirty while I sleep, especially after a nightly shower.

Just wait, sweetheart. Your time will come.

- Postmenopausal DCUMer who showers whenever possible

Yes, in peri menopause now and night sweats are no joke. Also, do you people never have sex at night? I definitely want to shower in the morning after that.

We got a bidet and it’s great for post-sex cleanup.

I work from home, but have kids who need to get ready in the morning + have after school activities …

Shower at night person here. Morning is a rush to get myself dressed and kids to bus stop in time to log on for work. Then we have sports a lot of nights. Come home for dinner, so bedtime routine, then DH and I take our showers while the other cleans up the kitchen, folds laundry, etc.

Sometimes though if I work out at lunchtime I will shower mid-day instead of at night.

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Anonymous wrote:Adults shower at night? Do you mean after you exercise or are you in a job where you get dirty?

I know quite a few adults who shower at right right before bed, especially in the summer or if they are outside a lot (either b/c of sweat or pollen, etc). And some people don't have time to shower in the morning.

I get the shower at night if its super hot and/or pollen. But I don't get how showering at night can replace morning showers. Yuck.

I don’t sweat at night. How are you getting dirty while sleeping?

+1 This is so weird. Who showers at night, goes to bed and wakes up dirty? That's disgusting. If you are sweating so much at night, then make your bedroom cooler/buy better bed linens/get fans, etc. I do not sweat at night nor do I get dirty while I sleep, especially after a nightly shower.

Just wait, sweetheart. Your time will come.

- Postmenopausal DCUMer who showers whenever possible

Yes, in peri menopause now and night sweats are no joke. Also, do you people never have sex at night? I definitely want to shower in the morning after that.

DH and I shower in the morning and in the evening. Kids shower once they are back from school.

We don't cook dinner in the evening. I cook breakfast, lunch and dinner first thing in the morning before going to work. DH gets the kids ready and drives them to school on his way to work. I finish housework, shower and go for work.

DH picks up the kids from school, kids shower after coming back from school. DH will warm up dinner etc, DH and I shower once we are back from work and change into clothes that double as leisure clothes as well as sleep-clothes (t-shirt, sweats, shorts etc).

At night you shed dead skin cells, secrete oils, and most people do sweat some at night. I don’t think there is one right answer but I’m team morning shower all the way.

Come home, shower then fix diner, eat and then go to sleep.

Anonymous wrote:I shower once in the morning. Very rarely, shower before getting into bed.

Two showers in a day is wasteful and bad planning.

Who wants to climb into a clean bed with a dirty body?

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Anonymous wrote:Adults shower at night? Do you mean after you exercise or are you in a job where you get dirty?

I know quite a few adults who shower at right right before bed, especially in the summer or if they are outside a lot (either b/c of sweat or pollen, etc). And some people don't have time to shower in the morning.

I get the shower at night if its super hot and/or pollen. But I don't get how showering at night can replace morning showers. Yuck.

I don’t sweat at night. How are you getting dirty while sleeping?

+1 This is so weird. Who showers at night, goes to bed and wakes up dirty? That's disgusting. If you are sweating so much at night, then make your bedroom cooler/buy better bed linens/get fans, etc. I do not sweat at night nor do I get dirty while I sleep, especially after a nightly shower.

Just wait, sweetheart. Your time will come.

- Postmenopausal DCUMer who showers whenever possible

I cook, then shower right before bed.

We eat dinner early so this would not work for us. We often go for a walk or play outside after dinner, so I would not want to be in my pjs and a robe then.

But I have young kids. We eat at 5:45/6 and then they are in bed around 8. I shower in the morning normally, but if it's very hot outside (or I put on sunscreen or bug spray) I may do a quick rinse before bed.

Shower before bed, then a shower in the am.
Can’t sleep without a shower first and couldn’t function without one in the morning.