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how often do you wash your blankets/sheets

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  1. 1. how often do you wash your blankets/sheets?

    • when they start to smell
      1
    • once every few months
      10
    • once a month
      21
    • a few times a month
      28
    • once a week
      34
    • a few times a week
      4
    • daily
      0

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We have two sets for each bed...1x per week and the new clean one goes on and other is washed and waiting for the next week. Blah...I hate laundry! :P

The downy spray on the sheets sounds great! (F)

Try it you will love it, u can freshen ur clothes up too, ie sweaters , jackets, (things u dont wash everyday) especially if you smoke, Its a bad obsession I have. Everything has to smell good. :yes: LOL

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Sheets and pillowcases get changed once a week. The quilt gets washed once a month or when it gets dirty... and since we live in Florida we never use a blanket except in REALLY freezing weather so that gets washed once a year.

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