I lived in a area with water-controls (drought) for ages so the idea of washing a towel after one or two uses is just balmy to me. But, even from a good hygiene perspective, that level of washing is unnecessary and wasteful.
I have a 5kg washing machine. It can handle 3 towels. If I'm doing it you way, I'd be washing them every day of the week.DeliveryGodNoah said:We have a healthy amount of towels. And currently three people in the house. There's enough towels for each of us to have our own towel for every day of the week.
So personally I use a new towel after every shower. I'm 90% sure my brother does to. The other member of the house I'm not sure about. At the end of the week we take all the used towels, put them in the wash and dryer, and repeat the process. Sometimes I even have to use two towels because my hair is so long and no one appreciates water dripping around the house, and I hate how wet hair feels when just freely hanging.
All i know is, everytime i see a bathroom with a window, i can't help but look inside. GOD help you if someone is actually taking a shower. Doubly so if its a woman and the window is open.Ezekiel said:A lot more than six times.I liked the bathrooms I had in Germany. Every bathroom there had a window. Belgium too. In the, like, twenty American apartments I've lived in, only about two of them had a window. As a result, they always mix light switches with annoying ventilators. What the hell, America! Bathrooms should have windows! Probably has to do with their puritan crap.NPC009 said:My bathroom is really old and not that well ventilated. You need to dry it after showering to prevent mold. So, I use the towel first, then dry my bathroom with it and then it goes in the laundry basket.
Hotel towels, though, I use 2-3 times.
Not all windows in Bathrooms are textured. Though this reminds me of that penthouse apartment I lived in with skylights over my Jacuzzi bathtub.. I was chillin in there, half asleep/half awake and I look up to see roofers staring at me through the skylight. I didn't even receive a notice they were going to have people on the roof that day. Needless to say it scared the crap out of me. LOLEzekiel said:Bathroom windows are almost always textured. It's impossible to see nudity through a textured window. You can also get a curtain. It feels good to let fresh air into a bathroom. Americans are depriving themselves.Lufia Erim said:All i know is, everytime i see a bathroom with a window, i can't help but look inside. GOD help you if someone is actually taking a shower. Doubly so if its a woman and the window is open.Ezekiel said:A lot more than six times.I liked the bathrooms I had in Germany. Every bathroom there had a window. Belgium too. In the, like, twenty American apartments I've lived in, only about two of them had a window. As a result, they always mix light switches with annoying ventilators. What the hell, America! Bathrooms should have windows! Probably has to do with their puritan crap.NPC009 said:My bathroom is really old and not that well ventilated. You need to dry it after showering to prevent mold. So, I use the towel first, then dry my bathroom with it and then it goes in the laundry basket.
Hotel towels, though, I use 2-3 times.
Personally, I kind of stopped caring about my nudity. I suppose it's because I've been alone for so long that I stopped caring about people. I seldom wear clothes when I'm home alone, even though my brother/roommate for some reason keeps all the blinds in our third floor living room pulled up. I don't go right up to the window, though.
ding ding ding, perspective. It entirely depends on how dirty I am, but more then likely I got 99% of it off my body with soap/bodywash, so the only thing the towel is "drying" off is the bodywash, so if anything the towel ends up smelling great when I'm done.Zhukov said:It never occurred to me to count.
Every so often I look at the towel rack and think, "Those are probably due for a wash about now". And so it comes to pass.
I dry myself with them, not wipe my arse. They get damp, not dirty.
depends on what load it's going in and what the colors are?Cowabungaa said:Here's an even more interesting question; on what temperature do you wash your towels?