How Often Should Bedding Be Changed?
Most people change their bedding (including sheets, pillowcases, and sometimes blankets) once every two to four weeks. Allergists and dermatologists say that it should be done more often than this. When should you do it, and how do you take care of your bedding in general?
Key takeaways
- Most people change their bedding (including sheets, pillowcases, and sometimes blankets) once every two to four weeks.
- How often should you change bedding?
- What fabric to choose
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