How often do you change your sheets?

I only wash mine once every three weeks. Have a california king so huge sheets! Scientists research shows you actually sleep better when you know your bedding is clean. I have three sets so when one goes off a clean one goes on.

every day ewe sleeping with dust mites is disgusting!!

For health reasons (mites/bad allergies), I do it twice a week. I don't use fabric softener. I just use about a 1/4 to 1/2 cup of vinegar (if you don't use a lot, you don't get that vinegar smell) in its place. However, I do NOT have an AG setting on my little energy saver washer, so I do use hot water on anything my arse touches...that's just gross not to!

If you shower BEFORE you go to bed, you can get away with changing them less often. If you shower in the morning, all that dirt and body oil rubs off on the sheets and you have to wash them at least once a week. So if you want to save water and labor, shower at night.

Every friday. But every so often I change them twice in one week.

Twice a week, sometimes more often. My husband is a "hot" sleeper, and our pets often sleep on the bed part of the time, so the sheets can get really...beachy. Plus nice crisp sheets are the best.

Every Thursday all sheets are changed. I wash them in hot water.

O.K. now I can come clean so to speak.....I wash sheets. All of them twice a year, once in summer and again in winter...We are a nation of cleaning fanatics who waste time water and drying energy for what

once a month if that. skin mites make nice pets. don't get in your way, eat your dead skin, so the don't cost a lot of money. unless you have allergies why worry about skin mites?

I wash sheets every week. I also have enough sheets that I rotate them and change the sheets 3 times a week. I am a cleaning fanatic though.

We at home do sheets every 3 days, we just love the smell and the good night we spend in fresh sheets, even the dog gets her bed change every 3 days, she sleeps in the bedroom with us, and smelly dogy feet is what stink the air, so we just change her bed and ours and no doggy smell. Now we go on a contract and we live in extended stay studios, there thay wan to change sheets once a week, But if you want you can ask every 3 days and do it your self, this way we can still sleep nice and thigth, And back home our well does the water, we just pay for electricity and In florida in 25 minutes in the sun all bedding dry including the comforters, a great deal.

I have lots of sets of sheets but my 600-thread count sateen Homegoods are my absolute favorites so I wash them (every two weeks, who has time for more??) and put them right back on. I have a couple of 400-TC and they're just not the same.

Some times once a week, some times every two weeks, maybe even a month, depending how I am feeling.

every other week

Once a week - unless someone is sick - white sheets - bleach.

Believe it or not, all you out there saying that you shower before bed so you are clean, I hate to tell you that showering actually causes dust mites to multiply like crazy. Hence more dust mites in your bed.

The experts say every weeki - that's my goal although it's sometimes a little longer. I change the pillowcases in the middle of the week if they need it. We're oily people. Got a new washing maching. The government says we aren't supposed to be able to wash in all-hot water. I tried to get all-hot water loads for my sheets & towels. Couldn't do it. Where we bought our washer says they aren't allowed to turn off the no hot water thinigie on this GM washer. It wasn't getting the body oil out of our bedding & was leaving stains on our whites. Anyone else have a new washer that does this. I'm very happy now though, because the thing that prevented the washer from filling with all hot water broke. Now I can wash my sheets & get them clean! What good is a washer that doesn't get clothes clean? Anyone else have this experience?

Every other week, but pillow cases weekly.

Every other day. I would change them everyday if I could afford to do the laundry that often.

I try to wash my sheets twice a week. My granddaughter lives w/me and I wash hers once a week (if left up to her I doubt they'd ever get washed). Oprah said she (well, not HER personally) washes hers every two days (which I wish I did)...