Does anyone else feel the need to wash their clothes after basically

Wait what
Is this not a normal thing to do?

>>11812874
many people wear pants and sweaters more than once before washing them

t-shirts and stuff sure

jumpers, trousers, and stuff I usually wear for like a week before washing

>>11812874

If you wash pants or outerwear after every use, you're a pleb.

That being said, if you don't wash t-shirts (most of the time), socks, or underwear after every use you're a worse kind of pleb.

>>11812874
I only wash my clothes once a year.

only wash clothes if they smell. thats it.
any kind of washing/drying will cause the deterioration of your clothing and shorten the lifespan of your expensive cops.
get shit dry cleaned as much as you can.
last week i took a pair of gosha sweatpants to the dry cleaner. the asian lady looked at me like i was crazy. she said "you want me to launder?" i was like NO, do NOT fucking launder these. DRY CLEAN bitch. she was like "no, we launder? why dry clean? these launder!" i had to explain to this old chink lady why these cannot be laundered, that they must be dry cleaned only. its like people just dont get it.

>>11813338
why cant these get laundered tho?
I laundered mine all good

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>>11813338

I try to wash my expensive jeans almost never but my levis ill throw in after like a week. Sweaters i get dry cleaned after a while of use, even if there acrylic. T shirts and most button downs ill throw in after like a week. Coats, jackets, and nice flannels i do before every winter.

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I just wash the shirt armpits each time i come home. Otherwise, i don't do laundry in many months

Also, if i feel i sweated, then i not just wash the t-shirt armpits in the sink - i dump it in the kitty litter bucket, fill with boiling water and detergent. soak for a few hours and it's done. smells great, no more yucky. i do the bucket wash every 3-4th wear. but after each wear i just wash the armpits with soap in the sink

>>11813338
fuccbois need to start hand-washing their clothes cuz you shouldn't trust your dry cleaner

I dry clean all my trousers/jackets annually at end of summer, wash T-shirts/sweaters in a mesh bag on cold/gentle (sometimes give sheer tees 2-3 wears before washing) and air dry. Undies/socks are washed and dried as usual.

>>11814543
Is it really worth hand-washing? Nearly all sweaters/Rick tees say hand-wash only, and while I do it occasionally I haven't had any bad results with the mesh bag.

>>11812859

If it's cool I might wear jeans twice to work, if I didn't have anything dirty touch them, if I didn't take a shit and if I didn't go into the kitchen when people where eating smelly food.

Otherwise, pretty much everything apart from jackets gets washed after one use.

I don't generally wash my jackets unless I take them to a nightclub or show (which never happens anymore) or to a restaurant (can't wear it afterwards unless I wash it, even airing it out for a few days I still feel dirty wearing it).

Oh, and I might wear a hoodie a couple of times if I take it off when I reach my destination and it's cold outside. Otherwise if I feel I'm getting even a bit sweaty or I end up having it in contact with my skin for too long, into the washing machine it goes.

Generally this means I have to do laundry once or twice a week, which I'm very much okay with since it takes like 10 minutes total putting clothes up to dry and then folding them when they're dry.


>>11813338

If you are afraid to clean your clothes because it will ruin them, then you can afford the clothes you're buying.

Fucking dirty pieces of shit.

>>11814563
I think it's the gentlest way to wash clothes and if you're talking about a $200 t-shirt then just start doing it

i avoid washing my clothes to the maximum

i only wash when its smelling bad or very dirt

>>11812874
I wash undershirts and underwear (basically, anything directly touching the skin in the groin or torso area) after each wear.

Everything else (including jeans, sweaters, etc.) can be washed on a as-needed basis. Washing clothes too much wears them out.

This is the only way to do this.

you nerds are so funny

i'll wear the same pair of underpants for 4 days. wear once, wear them backwards. then flip them inside out, then inside out and backwards

anyone else wastes water and is probably voting for trump t b h