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When to wash what: 1  Sheets. 2  At least every two weeks, more often if you sweat a lot. 3  Pajamas. 4  After 3 or 4 wearings (if you shower before bed, you may get a few more). 5  Towels. 6  After 3 or 4 normal uses or more frequently if you play sports.7  Socks and underwear. 8  After each wearing.9  Bras. Sheets. 2  At least every two weeks, more often if you sweat a lot. 3  Pajamas. 4  After 3 or 4 wearings (if you shower before bed, you may get a few more). 5  Towels. 6  After 3 or 4 normal uses or more frequently if you play sports. 7  Socks and underwear. 8  After each wearing. 9  Bras.
The goal is to have wet towels hanging only one layer thick if at all possible. If they are layered any thicker than that or if they are bunched up (like in the picture), they dry very poorly. The longer they stay wet, the easier it is for them to grow mold. â Donât let wet towels sit in a laundry basket until wash day. If you have used a towel for the last time, hang it to dry and then put it in your laundry basket. Towels that sit in dark wetness for a long time are just asking for mildew. Not only will the wet towel mildew, it will cause other towels around it to do the same.