How many times would you wear the same shirt without washing it?

10-01-2016 12:18AM

Wash a tee shirt????

Fluorescence · 10-01-2016 12:19AM

Once. Especially if I'm working. As a waiter, if I'm doing a split shift, I'll have one shirt for the lunch and a new one for dinner. Absolutely necessary unless literally no customers have been in :pac:

For normal stuff, I might wear an outer top multiple times but the inner shirt/tank top is always one use only

MRnotlob606 · 10-01-2016 12:20AM

I look like Tom Hanks in Castaway most days.

KERSPLAT! · 10-01-2016 12:21AM

MRnotlob606 wrote: »

I look like Tom Hanks in Castaway most days.

Hungry?

agent graves · 10-01-2016 12:26AM

MRnotlob606 wrote:

I look like Tom Hanks in Castaway most days.

He didn't have t-shirt to wash...

HamsterFace · 10-01-2016 12:30AM

RayM wrote: »

It must be nice, always having a full seat to yourself on public transport.

It must be awful, leaving such a stench after being in contact with something for only a few hours

The Backwards Man · 10-01-2016 12:31AM

I know a couple of oul lads who change into dirty shirts going to the pub to make it look like they were hashing all day.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 10-01-2016 12:35AM

HamsterFace wrote: »

It must be awful, leaving such a stench after being in contact with something for only a few hours

You're losing skin cells.
You're sweating.
You probably end up standing somewhere near a smoker at some part of the day.
There's lots of pollution in the air that'll cling to your clothes

10-01-2016 12:35AM

I'd wear dresses more than once sometimes.

Tshirts would generally be of the gym kind do would only ever be worn once.

I only own one shirt and have only worn it once!

I rarely wear underwear.

steamengine · 10-01-2016 12:40AM

The Backwards Man wrote: »

I know a couple of oul lads who change into dirty shirts going to the pub to make it look like they were hashing all day.

Do they take a builder's shower first, as in a liberal spraying of deodorant under the arms etc. ?

The Backwards Man · 10-01-2016 12:42AM

steamengine wrote: »

Do they take a builder's shower first, as in a liberal spraying of deodorant under the arms etc. ?

Na, these guys are old school, a handful of flour in the hair to make it look dusty at most.

Fox_In_Socks · 10-01-2016 12:49AM

Icemancometh wrote: »

I can't be the only person who opened this thread, and did a scroll for nox right?

What does that sentence mean? A scroll for nox? That means...self love, or scratching oneself or taking the dog for a walk?

The Backwards Man wrote: »

I know a couple of oul lads who change into dirty shirts going to the pub to make it look like they were hashing all day.

Hashing all day?? What's going on? When did I become old and not able to understand the new lingo?

Underclothes, worn only once. Jumpers and trousers depends on whether they are dirty or not obviously.

By the way, the people who are disgusted by clothes worn a few times...at what temperature do you wash your clothes? Because if it's not at 90 degrees Celcius, your clothes will contain bacteria.

The Backwards Man · 10-01-2016 12:53AM

Hashing = working hard

Fox_In_Socks · 10-01-2016 12:58AM

I hashed especially hard today.

When one is hashing then I find it is often appropos to take a nice warm relaxing bath with some Epsom salts.

A glass of vino, perhaps a rosé whilst hashing over some of these accounts would be ticketty boo right now.

Correct usage, yes?

agent graves · 10-01-2016 12:58AM

Deleted User wrote:

I rarely wear underwear.

Really

10-01-2016 01:00AM

Fox_In_Socks wrote: »

By the way, the people who are disgusted by clothes worn a few times...at what temperature do you wash your clothes? Because if it's not at 90 degrees Celcius, your clothes will contain bacteria.

Not if you're using detergent, it's pretty good at killing bacteria, regardless of what those adverts for laundry sanitiser say.

I wear shirts, underwear and socks only once. I might wear a bra twice, only because I get them off the second I get in the door and don't wear one at all if I can get away with it so they're only on for a few hours.

I can't imagine getting out of the shower and putting worn clothes back on, it just feels wrong on many levels. I don't dry myself with a previously used towel either. Fresh towel, fresh clothes, always.

I'm the same with household stuff too, even cushion covers are washed regularly.

Sweaters, skirts, dresses and jeans might get two goes, never more. I don't put worn things back in the wardrobe, I leave them out airing until their second wear so they don't get musty smelling.

I can't imagine wearing something three times, putting it on repeatedly after a shower seems counterproductive.

The Backwards Man · 10-01-2016 01:10AM

Fox_In_Socks wrote: »

I hashed especially hard today.

When one is hashing then I find it is often appropos to take a nice warm relaxing bath with some Epsom salts.

A glass of vino, perhaps a rosé whilst hashing over some of these accounts would be ticketty boo right now.

Correct usage, yes?

Not really, more like this

Yes

Yes

Ye rightly?

Aye hashing away, yersel?

Aye, flat out

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 10-01-2016 01:14AM

agent graves wrote: »

Really

That's creepy. No offence.
We need more hashing and candies in this thread

Dirty Dingus McGee · 10-01-2016 01:16AM

I wear the one shirt to work for the whole week. Change my vest everyday though.

The Backwards Man · 10-01-2016 01:17AM

LexieOnRale wrote: »

That's creepy. No offence.
We need more hashing and candies in this thread

If I took Candie hashing in the bog she'd probably need one of these with her:pac:

BrokenArrows · 10-01-2016 01:17AM

I'm glad that this thread has confirmed I'm not some crazy person. 1 Shirt = 1 Day

I understand some people can get away with 2 days.

But you 3 day people are the ones that people avoid, the smelly work colleague, the person people move away from on busses and trains.

BrokenArrows · 10-01-2016 01:21AM

Dirty Dingus McGee wrote: »

I wear the one shirt to work for the whole week. Change my vest everyday though.

The username makes sense then.

10-01-2016 01:22AM

The Backwards Man wrote: »

If I took Candie hashing in the bog she'd probably need one of these with her:pac:

I don't get it. Is it to bury me in?

Dirty Dingus McGee · 10-01-2016 01:22AM

BrokenArrows wrote: »

The username makes sense then.

No need to change it.It barely touches my skin.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k · 10-01-2016 01:24AM

I doubt it, if he buried you in the bog you'd be preserved as is and be forever young. The box would defeat the purpose.

#boglessons

blackcard · 10-01-2016 01:25AM

Does anyone here look at what their acquaintances/colleagues are wearing? Do you look at them and think 'You were wearing that same blouse/shirt yesterday/last week. Do you look down on them? Do you comment on it with colleagues?

Boskowski · 10-01-2016 01:25AM

I practically always wear a t-shirt under my shirt. So thats 1 day for the t-shirt but easily 2 days for the shirt unless its very warm or something happens to it.

10-01-2016 01:28AM

blackcard wrote: »

Does anyone here look at what their acquaintances/colleagues are wearing? Do you look at them and think 'You were wearing that same blouse/shirt yesterday/last week. Do you look down on them? Do you comment on it with colleagues?

I wouldn't look down on anyone for anything they wear, but if someone wore the same shirt for days on end I wouldn't keen to be too close!

I don't talk about people's hygiene to others, but sometimes a look can pass between people if someone walks by and leaves a distinctive aroma in their wake, that's just human nature. Everyone knows who the soap dodgers are, you don't need to discuss it.

The Backwards Man · 10-01-2016 01:29AM

Candie wrote: »

I don't get it. Is it to bury me in?

It's a steamer trunk. For all the changes of clothes.

Les Dawson never had to explain his jokes.:(

10-01-2016 01:32AM

Twice, apparently I'm a weirdo

How many times would you wear the same shirt without washing it?

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