How often do you wash your jeans? Every time you wear them? Every five times? Never?
Apparently, the answer is very different depending on who you ask and people are very opinionated about their particular washing schedule.
Personally, I haven’t worn jeans since leggings became socially acceptable as pants, but the denim-wearing people of Twitter are divided on exactly when is the right time to throw a pair of jeans in the washing machine.
According to the CEO of Levi Strauss (who INVENTED jeans), you should rarely, if ever, wash a pair of jeans. He claims it’s not necessary, wastes water, and jeans can be spot-cleaned if they get stains on them and put in the freezer to get rid of bacteria.
Some people find the idea of not washing your jeans kind of gross, especially if you are a clumsy person who is prone to spills.
A lot of smells come out of human beings and all of those smells get absorbed into your clothes.
For some people, they never even considered NOT washing their jeans after every use. You wash all your other clothes after you wear them, right? What other clothes have people not been washing?!
Proud enough to create a hashtag!