How Often Should You Wash Sheets, Pillowcases, Duvet Covers and Pillows?
Weekly is the standard for sheets and pillowcases, with hot water if you have dust mite allergies. Here is how often to wash everything else on the bed.
Weekly is the standard for sheets and pillowcases, with hot water if you have dust mite allergies. Here is how often to wash everything else on the bed.
The cover does most of the work. When the weighted insert needs a wash, its fill, its weight and your washer's capacity decide whether it goes in the machine or the tub.
Most fiber and feather pillows can go through the washer and dryer. Foam and latex cannot. Whatever the type, drying it completely is what prevents mildew.
Dust mites live in almost every home, mostly in bedrooms. These allergy-group-backed steps reduce them far more than sprays or gadgets.
Most down comforters can be washed at home if the machine is big enough. The hard part is drying: low heat, dryer balls and patience.
A guest room doesn't need to be fancy, just clean, fresh and practical. Start with the bed, then dust, air out the room and leave space for your visitors' things.
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