How often do you wash your bra? - Page 6

suzyQ3 · ‎03-09-2010

@sidsmom wrote:
Like the way people are almost taking Karen Silkwood type of
nuclear decontamination showers multiple times a day....
but yet,
a majority of Americans remove urine & feces by just rubbing with
a thin wad of tissue & never washing it off w/ soap/water.

We use soap/water/disinfectant with everything we wear & touch...
it’s part of our society...but yet we have yet to embrace the
bathroom bidet. Granted a bidet doesn’t incorporate soap,
but the water-only bidet is still a million times cleaner than just
lightly rubbing human waste off with tissue. If a baby defecated
on our arm, we wouldn’t just rub it off with a towel & call it
a day...we would use water/soap.

Why do we scrub our faces & armpits raw but the cleaning of most
important of crevices is a ‘meh’. Funny odd if you think about it.

What are you smokin', @sidsmom. I mean, jeez, I'm trying t eat lunch here.

~Who in the world am I? Ah, that's the great puzzle~ Lewis Carroll, Alice in Wonderland

sidsmom · ‎11-25-2011

@suzyQ3 wrote:
@sidsmom wrote:
Like the way people are almost taking Karen Silkwood type of
nuclear decontamination showers multiple times a day....
but yet,
a majority of Americans remove urine & feces by just rubbing with a thin wad of tissue & never washing it off w/ soap/water.

We use soap/water/disinfectant with everything we wear & touch...it’s part of our society...but yet we have yet to embrace the bathroom bidet. Granted a bidet doesn’t incorporate soap,
but the water-only bidet is still a million times cleaner than just
lightly rubbing human waste off with tissue. If a baby defecated
on our arm, we wouldn’t just rub it off with a towel & call it
a day...we would use water/soap.

Why do we scrub our faces & armpits raw but the cleaning of most important of crevices is a ‘meh’. Funny odd if you think about it.
What are you smokin', @sidsmom. I mean, jeez, I'm trying t eat lunch here.

@suzyQ3 Giggle....but it’s true! When my sister had her first baby, 28 yrs ago, she made that observation. Stuck w/ me since then...it’s so spot on.

faeriemoon · ‎03-14-2010

I put on a clean bra every day.

BirkiLady · ‎02-22-2015

fairiemoon ~ I also wear a clean bra and panties daily. Then launder then on the delicate cycle about every 10 days and hang to dry. Not about to hand wash daily! Much easier to buy a lot of my favorite style of bras and panties; then launder all at once to save time, water and gentle detergent for "delicates". .

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Burnsite · ‎03-10-2010

After two wearings (quiet days). One wearing if it includes a workout or housework, etc.

aubnwa01 · ‎03-09-2010

I put on a clean bra & underpants every morning after my shower.

chrystaltree · ‎05-10-2010

Over washing bras makes them wear out quicker. I hand wash and line dry all my bras and undies. I wear my bras 4 or 5 times before I wash them. I'm not a sweaty type person and I don't use talcum poweder or dusting powder so that works for me.However, I don't wear the same bra 4 days in row. Mostly I wear Genie bras and since I have a wide array of colors, I match the bra to my tops.

walkingal · ‎03-09-2010

Same as underpants, every day.

walkingal · ‎03-09-2010

@sidsmom wrote:
Like the way people are almost taking Karen Silkwood type of
nuclear decontamination showers multiple times a day....
but yet,
a majority of Americans remove urine & feces by just rubbing with
a thin wad of tissue & never washing it off w/ soap/water.

We use soap/water/disinfectant with everything we wear & touch...
it’s part of our society...but yet we have yet to embrace the
bathroom bidet. Granted a bidet doesn’t incorporate soap,
but the water-only bidet is still a million times cleaner than just
lightly rubbing human waste off with tissue. If a baby defecated
on our arm, we wouldn’t just rub it off with a towel & call it
a day...we would use water/soap.

Why do we scrub our faces & armpits raw but the cleaning of most
important of crevices is a ‘meh’. Funny odd if you think about it.

Good to know I'm not the only one who thinks this! Some days you just have to take more than one shower or bath! I'd never survive pre-indoor plumbing. lol!

Sooner · ‎03-10-2010

@dex wrote:
@Sooner if I lived in a hot and humid area,I would shower more than once a day too.My son also lives in Ok so he showers as often as he feels sweaty.

LOL!!! Which is like, every two hours??? Happy for you! You raised him right!