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Subject: pant washing

Author:
nat

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Date Posted: Wednesday, July 23, 02:14:58pm

tough call. i've always found it best to measure this by the clean/stretchy factor. if they're dirty, they must be washed. if they're stretched out, i wash them to shrink them back to the appropriate size. i think that's how most girls do it. if they're clean and still snug enough for wearing, they're good to go.

now...for guys...who i don't think worry about their pants not being tight enough, i'd say to base this answer on cleanliness. as i'm not sure how to answer it, i asked jason at work. his answer: "if it's like khakis that you wear to work then home, you could probably go 3 or 4 times without washing them. now if it's a pair of work pants that you're doing stuff in, i'd say wash them between each use. it really just depends on the pants."

thank you jason for your always attentive and lovely insight on all matters of things!

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