How many days would you wear the same clothes before washng them?

Underwear should be changed everyday but other than that, just see if clothing looks dirty or smells.

You can save money and effort by using common sense.

I think a lot of people wear their clothes once but I also think that will change as water and utilities (and even clothes) continue to skyrocket.

Jeans -- when they can stand up by themselves.

Underwear, one day, two tops if you got lucky the night before and went home with her, then had to work.

Jeans? Three days tops over the weekend starting Friday. IF YOU JUST HUNG OUT.

this was what made me wonder, it could save money not to wash so often, also wtshtf, it may not be possible to wash clothes very often.

Depends on your work

underwear and socks everyday....pants could last several wears maybe up to 5-7 days.....shirts if your clean maybe 2 days.

Pants a week, coat a month. T-shirt 1 day, undergarments 1 day.

I used to wash them every 3-4 days but now I wash them daily because of the fukushima dust falling on my clothes

Google "raw denim jeans".

They cost more than normal jeans and the manufacturers recommend that they should not be washed for a full year. They say that they can be dry cleaned after 6 months if you just have to clean them, but not before that. After 6 months if they get too dirty then they say to wear them into the ocean and use sand to rub stains away, then let them air dry while still wearing them. If they get to smelly, you're supposed to hang them up and let them air out. If that doesn't work, they're supposed to be put in a freezer overnight, which will kill the germs causing the odor.

I'm not making this up.

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It really irritates me when people don’t know how to wash their jeans properly. They spend a lot of money on a nice pair of jeans and end up treating it such a way that causes the denim to lose shape and feel like a pair of jogging pants. To stop the slaughter of denim in cities all across the globe, Moses has decided to write a little guide to washing your denim properly…

1) This is the first and most important tip to washing your jeans…DON’T WASH THEM unless you really have to ie: rubbing kebab meat all over your legs or some other non-descript mass spillage. FACT: I have worn many pairs of jeans for 18 months without washing them. If they smell of cigarettes or something more pungent, air them out for a day. If they still smell, wash them immediately because they probably are containing a new strain of the H1N1 virus.

2) OK, now you have come to a point where you have to wash them but you still want that rigidity and ruggedness when you first bought them. You have two options, you either take them to the dry cleaners or you can go to the beach! I recommend that you only dry clean once for the lifetime of the jeans. If you want to go to the beach to wash your jeans, take a dip in them for about 5 minutes, rub dry sand on your jeans and repeat this process about 3 times. When you’re done, just rinse in cold water (no salt) and let them dry in the sun. This seawater method is particularly good at keeping your denim very rigid.

3) Since we don’t all have the luxury of living near a beach and you had no option but to take the dry cleaning route, you will need to do the following for the second wash: Soak your jeans in cold water for about an hour with WOOLITE BLACK, once done, rinse and roll in a towel and then leave to dry.

Tip: It may sound obvious to some of you, but I am going to say it anyway: If you don’t want your jeans to bleed (fade), wash them inside out.

It might seem like a lot of extra effort to wash your jeans but if you think about it, you will only do this once or twice a year. That has been Moses’s Guide on How to Wash your Denim Properly, let me know how you all get along and if you have any other tips to bring to the table.

In my house, we all wear our clothes for one day and then they go in the hamper. I couldn't bring myself to wear anything, other than my flannel, more than once without washing it.
Now, once things change and water isn't as available as it is now (we're on a private well) then I'll consider wearing clothing more than once.
I have two young kids and their clothes cannot be worn more than once, they are messy critters. ;)

Underwear - change daily.

Everything else - 1-3 days, depending on how many hours I wore them, if I did alot of activity that made me sweaty or dirty, etc... I usually smell them and see if they smell clean first. If I'm home on the computer all day, my clothes still smell clean at the end of the day. If I'm out in the sun alot, they don't.

I will never not wash due to money. I wash everyday I have four people to wash for. I'm a firm believer in keepin clean. And as for beds... I wash mine once a week and jammies every other day

In Texas...2 in the winter...maybe one in the summer...depends on how much time I was outside. When they're soaked through I throw them in the hamper ASAP.

Yeah, it's different if you live somewhere where it's humid and hot.

A trick I learned in Europe is to wear an undershirt during the winter. That way, you only have to wash the shirt and you can wear your sweater several times before washing it.

It's important to wash clothes / sheets more frequently now.
FUKUSHIMA is depositing radioactive particles everywhere.....so keep things cleaner than you usually do.

That also means taking off your shoes before going into the house. Don't track that crap inside.

Constant cleaning of houses/clothes/living environments is what saved many Chernobyl victims over the years.
Keep your environment as clean as possible....including your clothes.

Everything changed on March 11th.

lol fuckin hippies

everyfuckinday clothes, underwear all that shit lol...


dirty bastards.

Leave it to Gert to post shit that has absolutely no merit at all.

A maximum of 3 days.

A couple of times if I just ran to the store for an hour. there's no need to wash the thing and make it all faded for a quick run. i consider it clean if it's cold out and you don't sweat.

I had a bought with MRSA - drug resistant Staph, back in December and since then I have been wearing clothes no more than a day. I'm a clean person. but since I ride the bus, I just don't think it's worth the risk... you never know what you have been sitting in.

this

LOL from france of course LOL

I'll let you know the day I take off my diaper. Had it on since I was born. I'm 28 now.

what a retard

Clothes? Wash? AH!

Well that makes sense.

CRACK WHORE! lol

This was first hand information given to me from someone who survived the cleanup.

...so who is the REAL retard here???

It's not a matter of days -- it's the order of the dirty that triggers a need to clean; however, personal garments are another issue.

are you people serious. lol omg. i use fresh clothes everyday. dont be so lazy and dirty. yuk