Research says single men rarely wash their sheets. It will be?

Men on duty, if you are single, please help us with this cruel question: is it true that you do not often change the sheets of your beds often? Time magazine recently published the result of a relatively bizarre research, which suggests that single men are the people who least change the sheets on their beds.

The survey was done by mattress brand Ergoflex in the United Kingdom and found that single men tend to change the sheets of their beds once every three months, which amounts to four changes a year.

Comparisons

Meanwhile, single women report changing sheets every 2.5 weeks. Couples change sheets every two weeks - in 81% of cases, when it comes to “couple life, ” women wash the pieces.

The survey also found that men usually have only one sheet when living alone, while women have at least three sets of bedding. The survey found another important factor when it comes to caring for one's own bed: among the bachelors who say they wash their sheets every three months, 55 percent were between 18 and 25 years old.

Already the cleanest, who wash their sheets at least once a week, are in the age group between 35 and 50 years - women account for 62% of the answers here. To reach these results, 4, 004 people were interviewed.

Basic hygiene

Researchers said they were concerned about people's basic hygiene. If you are wondering what is ideal, follow the tip of New York microbiology expert Philip M. Tierno Jr, who recommends washing bedding - sheets, pillow cases and the like - at least once a week. This will prevent breathing problems and reduce your contact with dead skin remnants, hair, hair, various secretions and of course the immense number of bacteria that these substances usually attract.

These disgusting little things always serve as food for dust mites, who love beds, mattresses, pillows, and blankets. So it's better not to leave the environment inviting to these little creatures, right? So how long have you been without changing sheets?