Clean PJ's? Lighthearted

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Do your DC wear clean (matching optional) PJs every night?

I'm a little bit ott about it but for me they have to match and must be fresh every night but after another thread about laundry and a discussion with DP apparently I'm weird??

YABU ... You can wear PJs for a few nights (shudder)

YANBU ... clean, fresh, matching PJs every night!

I love these threads, when posters feel so miffed and attacked they start to abuse anyone who doesn't agree 😂

Why do you care so much that someone else chose to have fresh underwear and fresh nightwear daily? The OP just asked a question, it's fabulous it has to turn into a bun fight.

I haven't attacked anyone. You just enjoy being rude to people about your ridiculous "hygiene" levels. Go scrub a floor or something.

and more insults.. proves my point

The only insult.

I think they wore clean ones every night as kids but they were both terrible bedwetters. If they hadn't and wore underwear I'm sure I would have reused them. They are teens now and I'm pretty sure they both sleep naked so PJs are just loungewear in our house!

These threads should be moved to the feminist corner 😂

Oh yes. To air or not to air the vajayjay at night?

You should always air the vajayjay!

A vajayjay without air is a mouldy thing.

Mine & myself have always worn fresh every night same as fresh clothes every day

None of us are bedwetters so we rewear Pjs

I've come to the thread late but has anyone said they rewear underwear or travel on public transport in dirty pjs? Or has that been added in as a straw man argument?

Before the kids I used to change them everyday or nearly everyday. Now there far too much washing with 2 adults 2 kids to be washing 7 pairs of pjs a week so I usuallly do every second day so long as they still seem clean

Oh I see u meant kids lol. I've just started reusing the 4yr olds and changing every second night but sometimes I do change them every night if she's not getting in to clothes as soon as she's up.

No one has clean ones every night - far too much washing. They have to be matching though!

We all change pyjamas twice a week as there would be a lot of washing otherwise and we don't have a tumble dryers

Growing up our pyjamas were changed when the bedsheets were washed.

Absolutely Calico. No, nobody had said that.

@Titsywoo

Oh yes. To air or not to air the vajayjay at night?

You should always air the vajayjay!

It doesn't have to be at night though, right? 😂 I can't sleep without (a clean) underwear and a nice hot shower!

As for my nighties, I'll rewear them a couple of times. I mean I'm freshly washed when I put it on so I assume that puts me in the "fairly hygienic" group? DS will wear clean ones every night. Can't let his standards drop, can I? 🤣

I bath my 5yr old every other night (unless she's dirty/salty/sandy/suncreamy inbetween, which is often the case in warmer months).
She has clean matching PJ's after each bath. I didn't realise non matching PJ's for kids was a thing.
I literally just wear pants to bed, which obviously are clean every day, but never ironed.

I can't imagine having to wash 49 pairs of pyjamas every week without fail... But then again, you have everything 7 times more children than me so I suppose it's no different to making 7 breakfasts daily, or 7 packed lunches etc. I feel exhausted just thinking about it.

2 kids 5 and 2.5. Clean matching pjs every night (for me too). But according the MN I'm a filthy slatern because I only change the beds every other week instead of every week 🙃

There's no lack of water in this country, so showers and laundry are fine

Mine are 2 and 5, clean PJs every night (although both mine always seem to spill weetabix down them every morning, so couldn't wear them for more than 1 night anyway!)

The 2 year old's match, because I choose them. The 5 year old's don't, but that's because he doesn't like matching (he always wears odd socks too) so obviously I'm going to let him wear mismatched.

If nothing else, we got too much water and regular floods!
Shame we can't find a system to send our excess to Australia when they need it, but that's science fiction.

@thebillyotea Water doesn't just fall out of the sky and into our taps, you know.

@thebillyotea

If nothing else, we got too much water and regular floods! Shame we can't find a system to send our excess to Australia when they need it, but that's science fiction.

You are on a wind-up, surely??

Mate, when people use water freely for the swimming/ paddling pool, watering their garden, washing their cars, the frequency of my laundry is none of your business

and you won't convince me to re-wear underwear or nightwear!

There's always a ridiculous poster on these threads.