hell nah

Yes

btw guys...

"In 2005, researchers at Kingston University released the findings of a two-year study that suggested dust mites—up to 1.5 million of which may be living in a bed at a given time—don’t survive as well in the warm, dry conditions created by an unmade bed.

A well-known cleaning expert in the UK, also advises against making the bed right away when you get out of it. She wrote on Instagram that humans sweat a lot overnight, so “by making your bed first thing every morning, you are trapping all that damp air and helping dusts mites/bed bugs breed.

Wait about an hour after you wake up to make the bed, no matter what your self-help books say about how making it first thing will spur you to be more regimented and productive."

On the weekends i do make my bed around noon. Just looks nice.

aesthetics

When are you going to follow me back? @plants

In the tumble dry it goes & im throwing it outside in the AZ sun

sorry, follow notifications was broken when u followed me bet

No discipline < BUG EATING MY SKIN

let's be honest, the real question we should be asking is how often everyone changes their sheets and pillowcases

Faxx thats what my main pint on page 1 was i

Cleaning your bedding more important n take more to do

Plus i love the feeling of fresh out the dryer clothes/towels/bedding

that first night on new sheets is unparalleled

huge bonus if u stack it with a fresh cut and shave plus a shower

MY COMFORTER & STACK OF PILLOWS FEELING LIKE IM BACK IN THE WOMB

I sleep on top of my made bed and have a separate cover. It takes 30 seconds to fix everyday

If you don't you have a disorganized mind.

^member since 2023

And?

a man with an organized mind would have been here off rip

This is terrible

Wearing two co doms in case it breaks type s***

i refuse to even comprehend what they're trying to say

Was here in 2019 and was banned. Took me a few years to get back!

only a disorganized man would get banned to begin with