Underwear, shirts, sportswear, and socks: These items are in direct contact with your skin and absorb sweat, so they must be washed after each use.

White clothes, bathing suits and tights: They also require immediate washing to avoid stains and persistent odors.

Washing frequency according to the type of garment

Between 1 and 3 uses:

Dresses, shirts and pants: Do not need to be washed after each use, unless they are visibly dirty or smell bad.

Bras and pajamas: These can last a few uses before needing a wash, depending on your activity level and the weather.

Sheets: Changing them weekly is a good practice, although you can adjust this according to use and seasons.

Every 4 to 5 uses:

Jeans, sweaters and sweatshirts: These pieces are designed to last several uses before needing to be washed, especially jeans, which can lose color and shape with frequent washing.

Scarves and coats: Depending on their use and exposure to dirt and odors.

Two or three times a year:

Heavy coats, jackets, blankets and comforters: These garments do not require frequent washing unless they are exposed to a lot of dirt or spills.

Additional Tips

Check Labels: It’s always helpful to check the care labels on your garments to make sure the wash matches the fabric’s specific needs.

Fabric preservation: Some fabrics, such as synthetics, may require special care because they trap odors more easily than others, such as cotton.

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