How often do you wash all your bed sheets?

[xfox3x 10]

That's gross! Although i know you are joking.

Can't understand why anyone would share a bed with a stinking mutt.

 

Not joking..........she sleeps at the bottom of the bed every night. So did our last dog and all the dogs and cats I've ever had. Lots of people have their animals on the bed at night. Might bother some people, not us. It's our house, our bed and our dog. Our choice.

She is not a stinking mutt either- she's bathed, groomed and has her teeth cleaned. In fact she's a lot cleaner than some of Sheffield's citizens IMO.

[shane39 10]

Not joking..........she sleeps at the bottom of the bed every night. So did our last dog and all the dogs and cats I've ever had. Lots of people have their animals on the bed at night. Might bother some people, not us. It's our house, our bed and our dog. Our choice.

She is not a stinking mutt either- she's bathed, groomed and has her teeth cleaned. In fact she's a lot cleaner than some of Sheffield's citizens IMO.

 

Fair enough,but humans don't go sniffin crap in the grass and lick the paws,butt n balls.

 

And no matter how much you groom a dog,you will still get hairs all over.

[summa 10]

I do the same as your fella.

Then i thump my chest and do a Tarzan call n jump on the missus.

She loves it..

 

NOT!

 

Not as in she doesn't love or you don't do it??

[muddywolf 10]

I'm quite fastidious about this and change them every week. Any longer than 10 days and I can't sleep- just can't get settled. I always relish getting into a clean bed, especially after having a bath, feels so luxurious- yet is so simple

 

Same here, wishing I washed them today after reading that.

 

I change them every 3-4 days due to having a labrador who sleeps with us at night and also uses the bed as a resting place after a swim down Rivelin,

 

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[summa 10]

Not joking..........she sleeps at the bottom of the bed every night. So did our last dog and all the dogs and cats I've ever had. Lots of people have their animals on the bed at night. Might bother some people, not us. It's our house, our bed and our dog. Our choice.

She is not a stinking mutt either- she's bathed, groomed and has her teeth cleaned. In fact she's a lot cleaner than some of Sheffield's citizens IMO.

 

I love my dogs to bits but they have no chance of getting in my bed, I said in a earlier post I only just let my other half in the bed lol

[vwkittie 10]

Not joking..........she sleeps at the bottom of the bed every night. So did our last dog and all the dogs and cats I've ever had. Lots of people have their animals on the bed at night. Might bother some people, not us. It's our house, our bed and our dog. Our choice.

She is not a stinking mutt either- she's bathed, groomed and has her teeth cleaned. In fact she's a lot cleaner than some of Sheffield's citizens IMO.

 

I'm with you on that one! My cats can go on the bed as they please, my dog can go on during the day and from when the alarm goes off in the morning but has to sleep in her own bed overnight (it's at the foot of my bed!!), if she sleeps on the bed overnight she ends up horizontal across the bed and we end up with like a few inches either side!

 

I can't believe people can be arsed to change the sheets every week! Life's too short for that! Fair play to them though!

[xfox3x 10]

Fair enough,but humans don't go sniffin crap in the grass and lick the paws,butt n balls.

 

And no matter how much you groom a dog,you will still get hairs all over.

 

 

After going into public/pub toilets and seeing the amount of people who don't wash their hands, I am sure there are a lot of folk wandering round with a fair amount of crap on them.

Dog hairs won't kill you unless you have a severe allergy.

[shane39 10]

After going into public/pub toilets and seeing the amount of people who don't wash their hands, I am sure there are a lot of folk wandering round with a fair amount of crap on them.

Dog hairs won't kill you unless you have a severe allergy.

 

Everyone to there own i suppose.

I can understand OAPs who live on their own having a cat/dog in their bedroom.

Dog hairs wont kill you,but they do get all over the place,and us humans do get a lot of our ailments from animals.

[irenewilde 10]

us humans do get a lot of our ailments from animals.

 

No we don't.

[Jeffrey Shaw 93]

Men!!!

 

I sometimes iron my OH's underwear so it looks neat in the drawer. *waits for Jeffrey Shaw's head to explode*

In his drawers, surely.

[GodStar 10]

After every change of girlfriend

[shane39 10]

No we don't.

 

Yes we do....