This Is What Happens When You Don't Change Your Pillowcase Once A Week

Last Updated on January 7, 2021

The idea of sleeping on your sweat is capable to make us all gag, but if you knew the number of germs that have been left there… would you still enjoy sleeping on them for more nights?
At least, allow them to dry in an open air where the sun can reach them in order to be sanitized!

#3 – You will sleep with your oil and dead skin cells

Sweating while sleeping is one of the most annoying things we experience, this is why we wake up and head the shower immediately. But, how about the sheets that held all of your sweat throughout the entire night?

#4 – Lowered immune system

Pillowcases can harbor yeast and bacteria, which will decrease your immune system and increase the risk of bronchitis, asthma, and many other health conditions that can be caused by bacterial infections.

It is necessary to wash your pillowcases every week to keep yourself healthy for the longest time, especially during flu season. Plus, it will help you work on your tasks a lot better while feeling energized and strong enough to handle all the social activities and outings.

#5 – You Will Leave Makeup Stains

Anyone who wears makeup would relate to this following situation: You would be having a long night of drinking, you come home exhausted at 4 am, and then you find yourself incapable to remove the makeup off your face. Or, you would be able to but you just forget.

After passing out on your pillowcases, you would wake up to a piece of art beneath your face where your mascara and lipstick have created a face that Van Gogh himself will not be able to even imagine.