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0:59Now PlayingA study conducted by bedding retailer Pizuna last year found that 45% of single men only wash their bedding once every four months. Single women fared a bit better by washing their bedding around every two weeks and couples washed their bedding around once a month. NY Post reporter Alexandra Klausner shares this story.
Not only is not washing bedding gross, but it’s actually unhealthy, according to experts from Happy Beds.
Your immune system could be in a pillow fight with harmful bacteria and dust mites, increasing your risk of infection, allergies and skin irritation.
“Sorry to shatter the illusion that your bed is this glorious cozy, fresh place, but your bedding is often filled with sweat, dead skin and dust mites,” said Happy Beds CEO Rex Isap.
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