Washing clothes

[Phillip]

I wash my own clothes at least once a week after going through all of them that I normally wear weekly for work.

 

[Shortie]

It really depends on the time of year as to how often I wash my clothes. If it is winter I usually wear the same clothes over two days and then wash them but I always change my underwear daily. If it is summer and we are getting much warmer days, I will change my clothes daily and sometimes more than once if it is really hot and wash them.

 

[MrDawn]

I wash a lot of clothes for my kids and girlfriend every week. We use Tide and run the washing machine using only cold water. Using hot water just runs your utility bill up.

 

[DrLeftover]

Think about the chemical scent in things like Gain that can survive the wash and then the rinse, as well as the drier, and then still be noticeable several days later.

 

[passenger]

Think about the chemical scent in things like Gain that can survive the wash and then the rinse, as well as the drier, and then still be noticeable several days later.

Sure smells nice, but I just can't handle those heavy-duty perfumes/chemicals...makes me itch.
I wash my husband's greasy, grimy, filthy work clothes in Tide usually with an OxyClean booster. But I have found that the All 'free& clear' laundry liquid (claims to be 100% free of perfumes & dyes) works well for me.

I like using cold water, but sometimes I feel like I need warm for his really greasy jeans & stuff.

 

[Ravenfreak]

I'm not going to lie, I wear the same pair of jeans when I go to work. :V I only have one pair, and it can be difficult for me to find more since I'm fat and short. xD I change everything else daily. I wash my clothes on Fridays since I get those days off of work. Speaking of which I am almost done with my laundry, I just have to turn the dryer back on and then I'll have one load to go into the dryer after that. I don't bother changing the temperature, and honestly I wash everything together. I don't have any white shirts that can get dyed another color.