Ladies are filthier than men when it comes to bedroom dirt

A set of duvets
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We all know we should be changing our bedsheets frequently - but do you also stick your duvet in the washing machine?

It's common knowledge that you should change your sheets regularly to avoid becoming ill, with once a week being the recommended amount.

But how often should you wash your duvet? Well, apparently, it's every three months - which probably puts a lot of us to shame.

A nationwide survey from Laundrapp has revealed that out of 97% who sleep with a duvet, 20% have NEVER washed it.

This means 13million of us are snuggling down with over 20,000 dust mites and skin scales underneath duvets bursting with bacteria.

A further 78% revealed they had washed theirs only once in the past 12 months - nine months longer than the recommended time.

Better get that washing machine ready.

Women are reported to be less hygienic than their male counterparts when it comes to bedroom grime.

A staggering quarter of females reveal their duvets have successfully dodged the inside of washing machine since being purchased – unfazed by the rumored litre of sweat humans lose during a typical night’s sleep.

Women are reported to be less hygienic than their male counterparts when it comes to bedroom grime.

By AFP 2 hrs ago
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