Cleaning & Organizing
msmerymac
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Changing your sheets
When you wash your sheets, what do you do with them? Put them back on the bed? Fold them and put them away?
We got a second set of sheets for our wedding, which is awesome, but with one set of sheets, I was used to stripping the bed, washing, and remaking the bed in the same day. I feel like if I wash them and fold them up for later, they won't be as fresh when I go to change my sheets. But it would annoy me to constantly have them sitting in a laundry basket for a week or two until I'm ready to change the sheets again.
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I fold them up in a drawer after washing and put a different set on the bed.
I washed them, I know they're clean. They're not getting dirty sitting in drawer!
I put them in our cedar chest, before we had the chest I kept them in our linen closet, but they don't feel as "fresh" as the out-of-the-laundry" ones!
I wash, and put in linen closet.
I have to sets and rotate them.
I change every week, so they still smell clean.
We fold the other set when they're through the laundry, and put them in the linen closet. We change the sheets every Friday, and the old set gets washed usually Sunday or Monday, so they're not in there that long anyway.
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