[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

i wear Fife Country Falkland Checked Shirts made with 100% long fibre cotton, gives it a luxurious feel, plus warmth, comfort and long wear. Farmers wear them and they are good for a whole week in winter if you wash daily and wear good quality anti perspirant. Only the cuffs can get dirty if lifting a lot of boxes.

Unless you really are made of leather, they'll be covered in dead skill cells you scum

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I don't wash things like jumpers after only one say unless they actually get dirty.

But the same jeans for a week? They might not get actually dirty but surely the arse/crotch areas sweat Mr LT?

No i do not sweat in these regions in winter and wear undergarments, i dont sweat much at all and work in an office that never gets above 13 C in winter

Spoiler:

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Unless you really are made of leather, they'll be covered in dead skill cells you scum

you bloody big lassie

[Marsh.]

I bet LT is one of those men you stand behind in the queue at the bank who thinks no one can see him have a cheeky crack scratch and that's on day 1 of that pair of jeans.

[Christmas Dynasnow]

How often should you wash jeans? It's fine to wait weeks — even months, experts say

Jeans come in all manner of styles, but there's a divide among jean-wearers as to how much to wash them.

If you're washing your jeans after every wear or two, you're likely washing too much. At least, that’s what multiple designers and experts from denim brands tell USA TODAY.

The fabric on denim is thicker than a T-shirt, and you're (hopefully) wearing a
layer of underwear beneath your jeans. Concerns about bacteria are likely
unfounded: In 2017, a student in the University of Alberta wore jeans for 15
months straight, and they contained the same bacteria levels as they did
when he wore them for less than two weeks.



But the reasons are manifold: It’s better for the environment, it keeps jeans
looking good and less faded for longer, and, most importantly, it reduces
laundry.


A report issued by Levi's in 2015 says that washing jeans every 10 wears
"instead of every two times reduces energy use, climate change impact, and
water intake by up to 80%." Levi's CEO Chip Bergh even confessed to not
putting his jeans in the washing machine for over a decade.


https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/n...ns/2485322001/

[Peppermint]

LT knows what's up

I don't understand why not wear jeans/trousers or shirts for days in a row if they're not actually dirty. If you wear underwear there's no reason why they would smell either unless you're sweating every day

[Christmas Dynasnow]

I think this thread has highlighted that both Marsh and TS must have acute sweat-related Thrush in the balls area and need a full arse sack and skin pencil rub down with Canestan DUO

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by caprimint

LT knows what's up

I don't understand why not wear jeans/trousers or shirts for days in a row if they're not actually dirty. If you wear underwear there's no reason why they would smell either unless you're sweating every day

Well I never said wash them every day

But wearing them 7 full days in a row is a little bleurgh.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

I think this thread has highlighted that both Marsh and TS must have acute sweat-related Thrush in the balls area and need a full arse sack and skin pencil rub down with Canestan DUO

Or maybe we work harder

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Or maybe we work harder

[user104658]

I think the thread has highlighted that LT is one of those fellas I used to get in the bookies who would come to the counter behind someone a bit whiffy, then make jokes to the staff about "what a smelly bastard that guy was", not realising that they're the king of smelly bastards themselves.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by caprimint

Yeah I don't get why people change their clothes every time they wear it for like a day

Sanitary reasons?

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Sanitary reasons?

can you explain what happens to a jumper if you wear it more than a day, or a pair of trousers

i am looking for some science?

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I think the thread has highlighted that LT is one of those fellas I used to get in the bookies who would come to the counter behind someone a bit whiffy, then make jokes to the staff about "what a smelly bastard that guy was", not realising that they're the king of smelly bastards themselves.

stop trying to smokescreen your betty swollocks issue

too much time sat on your arse playing Sonic the hedgehog, no wonder your nads are going semi nuclear

[Peppermint]

Not Amy needing a bib

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

stop trying to smokescreen your betty swollocks issue

too much time sat on your arse playing Sonic the hedgehog, no wonder your nads are going semi nuclear

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I think the thread has highlighted that LT is one of those fellas I used to get in the bookies who would come to the counter behind someone a bit whiffy, then make jokes to the staff about "what a smelly bastard that guy was", not realising that they're the king of smelly bastards themselves.

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I think the thread has highlighted that LT is one of those fellas I used to get in the bookies who would come to the counter behind someone a bit whiffy, then make jokes to the staff about "what a smelly bastard that guy was", not realising that they're the king of smelly bastards themselves.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

stop trying to smokescreen your betty swollocks issue

too much time sat on your arse playing Sonic the hedgehog, no wonder your nads are going semi nuclear

you've (thankfully) already admitted to changing your Y-fronts daily so this doesn't even make sense.

[Amy Jade]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

can you explain what happens to a jumper if you wear it more than a day, or a pair of trousers

i am looking for some science?

Jumpers yes wear them twice or more but if you wear the same pants more than twice that's a bit weird, you shed skin and hair daily and you sweat, as does everyone. No offense but I bet you smell like when you first open a packet of smart price ham and it makes you gag

[Christmas Dynasnow]

Originally Posted by Amy Jade

Jumpers yes wear them twice or more but if you wear the same pants more than twice that's a bit weird, you shed skin and hair daily and you sweat, as does everyone. No offense but I bet you smell like when you first open a packet of smart price ham and it makes you gag

i change my pants daily so i have no idea what that means unless you dont?

[Denver]

I am disgusted that people use the same towel to dry themselves all week

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Josy

Smelly trumpet?

Isnt it some sort of poisonous mushroom?

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

I bet LT is one of those men you stand behind in the queue at the bank who thinks no one can see him have a cheeky crack scratch and that's on day 1 of that pair of jeans.

https://www.cottontraders.com/leg-le...s/AC15182.html

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

How often should you wash jeans? It's fine to wait weeks — even months, experts say

Jeans come in all manner of styles, but there's a divide among jean-wearers as to how much to wash them.

If you're washing your jeans after every wear or two, you're likely washing too much. At least, that’s what multiple designers and experts from denim brands tell USA TODAY.

The fabric on denim is thicker than a T-shirt, and you're (hopefully) wearing a
layer of underwear beneath your jeans. Concerns about bacteria are likely
unfounded: In 2017, a student in the University of Alberta wore jeans for 15
months straight, and they contained the same bacteria levels as they did
when he wore them for less than two weeks.



But the reasons are manifold: It’s better for the environment, it keeps jeans
looking good and less faded for longer, and, most importantly, it reduces
laundry.


A report issued by Levi's in 2015 says that washing jeans every 10 wears
"instead of every two times reduces energy use, climate change impact, and
water intake by up to 80%." Levi's CEO Chip Bergh even confessed to not
putting his jeans in the washing machine for over a decade.


https://eu.usatoday.com/story/news/n...ns/2485322001/

Ive not washed my versace jeans but wore them 4 times in the past 2 month..

Saving energy and my jeans lifespan considerable.