A couple argues over the frequency of changing bedsheets, with one advocating for weekly changes and the other being indifferent to it.
Raj doesn’t think bedding needs to be changed more than once a month, but Mandeep is a lover of freshly laundered sheets. Whose argument doesn’t wash?I stand firm in my belief that clean bedsheets are the key to a good night’s sleep, but Raj, my boyfriend of two years, couldn’t care less.
I’ll tell Raj that he needs to change the sheets when I’m away, or when I can’t do it, and he just ignores me. When I protest he just says, “It’s clean enough.” As a result, I end up doing the lion’s share of the laundry. Washing and changing the sheets each week is time-consuming, but I do it because I can’t get into a bed unless it’s clean, pressed and fresh. In Raj’s eyes, my insistence on weekly sheet changes is excessive and impractical.
He raises concerns about the environmental impact of excessive washing and the wear and tear on fabrics. That’s a valid point, but I don’t think he’s serious – he’s just trying to detract from his own grossness. His personal hygiene habits give me the ick.Our bed still feels fine after a few weeks. There’s just no need to change the sheets before then
I just don’t feel the need to wash and launder sheets every few days. It’s excessive. If we were dirtier – say we ate in bed or showered less – washing the sheets more regularly would make sense. But Mandeep and I are both clean individuals who don’t suffer from allergies. She says she has sensitive skin – it’s literally just the odd spot – and blames it on me not changing the bedsheets when she’s away.We sleep between high-grade sheets.
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