<p>Try showering every 3 or 4 days.</p>
<p>MY TOWELS GO A LONG WAYS</p>
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<p>You guys... are unbelievable. Where do you find the time... you're just all unbelievable. But granted, I am cleaner than any of my roommates that I know when it comes to changing sheets and towels! And I change sheets every two weeks, hand towel every week (ends for wiping off toothpaste off my mouth), bath towel every 3 weeks (I usually wear my robe), and pillow case every week.</p>
<p>But, wow. Even I don't have that much space!</p>
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<p>I too am amazed... I've been called on being a bit OCD about my cleaning habits and I cannot even imagine using a new towel every day. Like I said earlier, that'd be 28 towels. It just seems wasteful.</p>
<p>28 towels? I plan on doing laundry about once a week...I couldn't imagine going for a whole month without doing any at all lol! I would have to spend a full week cleaning all my clothes. I'm bringing about 8 bath towels, plus my robe and my loofah.</p>
<p>I plan on doing laundry once a week like I do at home, so I'll probably bring 8 bath towels and 2 or 3 each of hand towels and washcloths, since I use a loofah. I really don't think that would take up that much space. </p>
<p>kk06, I use dryer sheets and they work really well for me, and are a lot more convienent than liquid softener. Plus, I feel like your clothes get a chance to get cleaner because all that's in the last rinse is pure water. But that's just me.</p>
<p>I usually wear my jeans three times before washing if I don't get anything on them. I think they fit better after a couple wears, and I wear jeans so much I'd have to have a seperate load just for jeans if I washed them after each wear.</p>
<p>My roommate brought 10 sets of towels and three sets of sheets. At Christmas break she brought home everything but two sets of each. As long as you have a place to hang up your towel so it dries out, and don't go to bed sweaty or anything, you should be fine with two of each (that's what I brought). Wash them once a week and nothing ever smells funky....</p>
<p>good luck finding the time to do laundry once a week . . .</p>
<p>^ There's such thing as doing your homework while you do laundry. All you have to do is put all of your stuff in, pop in a dryer sheet (or liquid), and twist the knobs. Really only takes about five minutes - if you have to gather your dirty stuff beforehand from the floor.</p>
<p>This concept of using a towel only once is realllly foreign to me. I definitely probably use the same towel for about a week. I don't get random acne or anything, haha.</p>
<p>(I've always used a towel only once.)</p>
<p>But the sheer hilarity of having three pages worth of discussion on towels is giving me convulsions.</p>
<p>lol austinj :D Towels are a very important topic!!!</p>
<p>Anyway, I can't imagine using a towel only once...how many towels do you have?? When do you actually find the time to wash them? I usually use mine for about a week before changing them, and I never thought it was gross or anything...</p>
<p>Okay, the main arguement I give is this:
You have to dry off your entire body...and do you really remember which end was your face vs. various other parts of your body? Lol!</p>
<p>But shouldn't all parts of your body be just as clean as other parts? It really shouldn't be a problem...</p>
<p>I don't know how much my towels are changed (my mom does it) but I'm guessing once a week. So I'll probably do that in college. Or I'll get like 5 towels and wash every four weeks.</p>
<p>I only wear a pair of jeans once before washing because I like how they feel when they're freshly washed. I don't like the soft, flexible feeling if they're not. </p>
<p>I only plan on washing things every two weeks. That may seem kind of impossible, but I have a lot of clothes. And I mean a lot of clothes. I'll have no problem going two weeks without wearing anything twice. Actually, I have no doubt that I could go three. And I have enough shoes to go a week +...and the funny thing is that I'm a guy haha</p>
<p>My whole thing is that although I could easily go a couple months without wearing the same top or bottom twice, I definitely have favorite clothing items - probably comprising about 14 outfits. I wash my clothes a couple times a week right now - between work, school, and lounging around the house I wear a LOT of clothes!</p>
<p>And yeah, your whole body should be just as clean, but there's something about that...i don't know what it is, but it grosses me out.</p>
<p>Yeah, I guess I get what you mean. But there's always a tag on one side of the towel. So the tag side could be upper body and the non-tag side could be lower body. That's how I'd do it.</p>
<p>i remember the sides i use on the towel. i use one side for the body, and the other side for hair. and i only use a towel once. it grosses me out thinking that i might use the side of the towel that's been on my body on my hair.</p>