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This Is How Often Dubliners Wash Their Clothes, According To A New Survey
Published 00:10 20 Dec 2016 GMT
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Dubliners' clothes washing habits have been revealed by a new study.
Conducted by the dry cleaning and laundry app Laundr.ie, the survey found that 37% of Dublin's men and women have never washed their duvet or pillows. Dirty feckers.
25% of people admitted that they used the same towel for three weeks or more without washing it, while 35% had gone two weeks.
Men apparently take better care of their clothes, but they care less about their bedsheets and towels.
Never do this to a man's towel.
It was found that 77% of men pick their shirt colour based on the possibility of sweat stains, as two-thirds wear them to work.
Drying your underwear in the living room is not cool, says 77% of those surveyed, and 37% hated how their flatmates left their drying on the clothes horse for too long.
42% of women take sole responsibility for doing laundry at home, while only 19% of men do. 39% take it in turns.
Here's what people hate the most about doing the washing: the laborious aspect (36%), drying (33%), ironing (24%), and pairing socks (7%).
The biggest cleanliness deal-breaker for Dublin women was about bedclothes – 77% wouldn't sleep at a partner's house if their sheets were smelly.
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