How often do you change your bed sheets .... !!!

[Lisa]

Originally Posted by Art161

I don't sleep in a bed and I don't have sheets.

Neither does my husband.... he sleeps on the couch in the basement.

[Kanger]

Originally Posted by haydendillon

really??? who cares...

You need to calm down with these posts. This is the third time in a week I've read an interesting thread on TRF only to see your insulting remarks on the thread, and I am not the first member to have a problem with it.

[Lisa]

Originally Posted by keschete

Once a week, more often when my lovely cat Mephistopheles decides that he can't be bothered to get up to choke up his hairball on the floor and does it on my side of the bed.

I was actually reading this thread when I went in the bedroom and glanced over at the bed and there was a nice pile of puke and a hairball. I almost vomited, then I cursed and thought about that claw hammer in the drawer in the kitchen. Really, evil thoughts flash through my mind....like clorox in the toilet, or rat poison.

I love my cat, but I never have to worry about dust mites or skin cells....not even a chance to collect at my house.....I even put a waterproof matress pad on the bed......

I didn't think this was any worse than eating spiders....:) Anyone want a cat? He is pretty cute...but by my estimates, he is 10 and I might be stuck another 6 to 8 years...





PS, $300 vet visit and dirty bedspread later....there is absolutely nothing wrong with him!

What is that little furry creature your cat is looking at?

[watchdaddy1]

Originally Posted by kanger

You need to calm down with these posts. This is the third time in a week I've read an interesting thread on TRF only to see your insulting remarks on the thread, and I am not the first member to have a problem with it.

Tell em Daniel

[johnbeth]

Originally Posted by Lisa

Neither does my husband.... he sleeps on the couch in the basement.

Dont know if I should laugh or feel sorry for him sleeping on the couch in the basement. I suppose he has been a bad boy and he is been punished!

[Kanger]

Originally Posted by watchdaddy1

Tell em Daniel

What's good William. I'm going to get goodies from AD in near future for being such a good customer lol, I'll let you what sort of goodies I get and you can have a pick free. Hope all is well man.

[threemonkeys]

Originally Posted by keschete

Once a week, more often when my lovely cat Mephistopheles decides that he can't be bothered to get up to choke up his hairball on the floor and does it on my side of the bed.

I was actually reading this thread when I went in the bedroom and glanced over at the bed and there was a nice pile of puke and a hairball. I almost vomited, then I cursed and thought about that claw hammer in the drawer in the kitchen. Really, evil thoughts flash through my mind....like clorox in the toilet, or rat poison.

I love my cat, but I never have to worry about dust mites or skin cells....not even a chance to collect at my house.....I even put a waterproof matress pad on the bed......

I didn't think this was any worse than eating spiders....:) Anyone want a cat? He is pretty cute...but by my estimates, he is 10 and I might be stuck another 6 to 8 years...





PS, $300 vet visit and dirty bedspread later....there is absolutely nothing wrong with him!

Too funny. Obviously kitty rules the house. And, of course, you adore Mr. Cat (otherwise you wouldn't take him to the doc)

This bed thing creeps me out. We wash sheets like every three weeks. Now to be fair, I do take a shower every night before bed. Of course, I'm going to switch to the once a week plan now. And we would usually only wash the sheets when our seven year old's boogers starting piling up so much it feels like someone was eating Ritz crackers in the bed. Yeah - just try and get that visual out of your head.

[Lisa]

Originally Posted by johnbeth

Dont know if I should laugh or feel sorry for him sleeping on the couch in the basement. I suppose he has been a bad boy and he is been punished!

Nah - he has his computer, TV, guitars and other toys down there. It's a total man-cave and he hangs out there most every evening. A few years ago he started falling asleep on his couch in front of the TV, and he'd stay asleep later and later, and eventually he was spending the whole night there. And - he doesn't have to listen to me gripe about his snoring.

[MB7000]

My wife changes them twice a week,the rest of the days she sprays violet oils. it's pretty nice.

if it were left up to me I'd change them every 6 months,,,lol

[johnbeth]

Originally Posted by Lisa

Nah - he has his computer, TV, guitars and other toys down there. It's a total man-cave and he hangs out there most every evening. A few years ago he started falling asleep on his couch in front of the TV, and he'd stay asleep later and later, and eventually he was spending the whole night there. And - he doesn't have to listen to me gripe about his snoring.

Im jealous! You get the bed sheet covers all to yourself and have a snore free enviroment while he gets to play with his toys in his man-cave without annoying anyone. Awesome!

[Andad]

Originally Posted by watchdaddy1

+1, My wife constantly bitches about making the bed EVERY NITE, I always ask why??? were gonna mess them up in 3 min. once we get in2 bed



Back to topic once a week

So, are you called 3 minute William?

[Mistry]

my company gives me apartments that are serviced each week so they do it once a week :)

[swatty]

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[The Joker]

I ain't reading that, like I ain't reading what goes into McD's beef patties.

I scrape the sheets every couple of months. Should I change it to every month?

[Lion]

We change the sheets once a week...now if my wife would quit snoring like a freight train!!!

[keschete]

Originally Posted by Lisa

What is that little furry creature your cat is looking at?

It's my hedgehog Thistle.

[Lisa]

Originally Posted by keschete

It's my hedgehog Thistle.

Aww! I was going to guess hedgehog but I thought they were more spiny. He looks very soft. What a fun pet!

[TopNotchChach]

whenever they are soiled.

[keschete]

Originally Posted by Lisa

Aww! I was going to guess hedgehog but I thought they were more spiny. He looks very soft. What a fun pet!

She is cute, but she isn't soft. Those are quills, but they are lying down so they give an appearance of fur. Unfortunately, she had oral bone cancer and I had to put her to sleep last winter. She was 5 years old which is about their lifespan.

[ur2l8]

Originally Posted by swatty

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[Lisa]

Originally Posted by keschete

She is cute, but she isn't soft. Those are quills, but they are lying down so they give an appearance of fur. Unfortunately, she had oral bone cancer and I had to put her to sleep last winter. She was 5 years old which is about their lifespan.

Sorry to hear this. How did she and your cat get along?

[keschete]

Lisa, the cat's were curious but afraid. She packed some sharp quills and they have nasty, pointy little teeth.