How often do you wash your hair?
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Incredibly OT: How often do you wash your linens?
Comments (16)Well, this is a strange topic for any forum so why am I compelled to answer? Will I regret it? I change the sheets every Saturday when the family are home to help. When the kids were little, I told them that they needed a ticket to watch the Saturday morning cartoons. The ticket was their sheets and towels and laundry baskets. And the TV didn't go on til EVERYONE had brought their stuff downstairs. Lots of peer pressure going on but good habits were instilled, so I thought. They left my home with those good laundry habits. Pride goeth before a fall, however. I had the exact same experience as others have posted. Dropping our older son at college, weeping profusely, I made his dorm bed with the brand-new sheets I had so carefully chosen. Oh, the agony of parting. When we picked him up in May at the end of the school year, he informed me that not only had he never made his bed since I had in September, he had never washed the sheets even once. Gag....See MoreHow often do you wash your painted house?
Comments (1)If your home was properly prepared, before it was repainted, you will be able to wash it in 2 days or so, depending on what type paint you used. You can continue to wash your home, as often as it is needed with no worry of damage. Its not the washing that effects the paint, its what you use to wash it with. On a newly painted home, or even a 5-6 yr old paint job all you should usually need is water, and a soft brush. If you wouldnt use it on your new car, dont use it on your homes paint. Remember your car has a coat of hard clear to protect it your home doesnt. many cleaners will breakdown the paint, and many will dull the sheen. Cleaning your home is the best way to protect your investment, a homeowner whom cleans thier home, a min. of 1 time a year will notice things that need more attention. cracked caulk, thinning paint, peeling, blistering, bug damage, bird damage, squirell damage, mildews, moss, etc. Cleaning your home, allowes you to know your home. Great question, your concern is the first step to protecting your investment, as well as not being the unkept house down the street, and will lead to not having the more expensive repairs later....See MoreFriday Random Questions........
Comments (16)Which hair products do you use the most? Shampoo and creme rinse...doesn't matter what kind. How often do you wash your hair? Twice a week. Do you like to shop at Victoria Secrets? No interest in Victoria's Secret. (Don't wear underwear or lingerie, nightgowns or pajamas.) What's your favorite thing to shop for in the mall? Nothing. I don't go to the "maul". What is the most expensive jewerly you own? Wedding rings. Do you like bubblebaths? Yes. Are you done Christmas shopping? I don't Christmas shop, per se. I get something for my daughter. Last year I got her a bunch of gift cards. This year I am buying tires for her car. Told her to bring it out on her next day off and we'd do that. That's it for me. Don't exchange gifts with my husband or anyone else. Have a great Friday!! You, too, Marilyn...See MoreHow often do you wash your sheets?
Comments (22)There used to be a poster on here who had her sheets laundered, ironed and changed every DAY! By her maid. In South Africa. Mine get done when I remember....See More- 4 years ago
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