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Handy guide shows how often you should be washing duvets and sheets to kill bugs – and you’re probably falling way short

BRITS are being advised to wash their bed sheets at least once a week and their duvets every few months to kill off germs. 

Laundry may be a dull and tiresome task but it turns out we’re probably not doing it enough. 

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Turns out Brits aren't washing their bed sheets as frequently as they should beCredit: Getty - Contributor

With good hygiene essential to stop the spread of coronavirus, a recent poll quizzed more than 1,000 Brits over their laundry habits. 

The findings, , found that people weren’t washing their bedding nearly enough, with duvet covers only being cleaned half as much as they should be. 

Bed sheets were also found not to be getting washed enough, with Brits admitting they only chuck them in the washing machine every 11 days. 

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, commented: “In light of the ongoing pandemic, some may feel more at ease by purchasing new bedding to reduce the risk of bacteria surviving and being transferred to others, particularly if they experience symptoms, but proper laundry frequency and good personal hygiene should be sufficient.

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, added: “As well as sufficient laundry frequency, showering is essential for wellbeing and health and showering before bed is the recommended time of day to do it! 

“This is to wash away the day's dirt and grime and help you keep hygienic.”

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