At what stage you stop wearing your old inner garments?

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BobbieBoy666 · Accepted Answer

You should stop wearing old undergarments when you notice signs of wear and tear, such as lost elasticity, holes, persistent stains or odors, thinning fabric, or discomfort. While a common recommendation is to replace underwear every 6 to 12 months, the key is to look for these physical and comfort-related signs, as a pair's lifespan depends on factors like the fabric, frequency of washing, and personal use.
Signs Your Underwear is Worn Out
Stretched-out elastic:
The waistband and leg openings should fit snugly. If they're sagging or no longer stay put, the elastic has broken down.
Holes, tears, or thinning fabric:
Frayed edges, thinning material, or any holes indicate the fabric is past its prime and can lead to discomfort and embarrassment.
Persistent stains or odors:
While some discoloration from normal discharge is normal, persistent stains or odors that remain even after washing are signs of accumulated bacteria and are unhygienic.
Discomfort or irritation:
If the underwear feels uncomfortable, causes itching, or restricts circulation, it's time for a replacement.
Lost shape:
Undergarments that look baggy or have lost their overall fit should be replaced.
What to Do Instead
Replace them with new ones: Don't feel bad about discarding old underwear. You can replace them with new, pristine-condition items.
Wash them properly: Wash all underwear after each use with gentle detergents to remove bacteria and keep them hygienic.
Consider rotation: Having a larger rotation of underwear can extend the life of each pair.

TrimmedTip · Accepted Answer

I usually stop wearing my old underwear when it’s stretched out, has holes, or just doesn’t feel comfortable anymore.
Sometimes I replace them after about a year, but if they’re in good shape, I keep them longer.
For me, it’s all about comfort and feeling fresh.

DeeDeeDeVour · Accepted Answer

I have a LOT of very comfortable underwear.

Therefore, it rarely happens when even one of them gets worn out to be replaced.

It doesn't help that I keep shopping for more.

When I realize I have way too much of 'em, I donate what aren't appealing anymore.

Paige90 · Accepted Answer

Until they either have a hole in them or I am unable to get the bodily function stains out of them.

Fashionista Amy · Accepted Answer

When it comes to inner garments, it's really about comfort and condition over time. If they're losing elasticity, have holes, or just don't feel comfy anymore, it might be time to let them go. Wearing what makes you feel your best is key. Of course, ensuring they look good and feel good is a win-win! 😊

InknKink · Answer

When they don't fit as they did when they were new.

Keep that sort of thing nice and fresh. No one wants to find themselves in an unexpected situation where they could have gotten lucky only to remember they're wearing year old granny panties.

DishLady · Answer

Oh my...

Well if I owned something that... "basic"... I'd look for early signs of wear and tear or discoloration. (The lacier stuff as soon as you see a snag you can't repair with a little crochet tool you have to toss it.

NoDecision · Answer

What inner garments?

Samantha_17 · Answer

When they got torn by some other person..! :)

Bricealan · Answer

@awantika03 When they are ragged looking, and/or the  waist band is stretched  and will not hold firmly. Using the Close dryer is harder on underwear than using the  drying rack, which I do now.

tfan1 · Answer

Hmm well I wear Hanes white underwear briefs, so for me, it’s when they start having holes on the sides at the waist (thinnest part I might add) or the waistband starts having strings of elastic start coming out.

ohsheeT · Answer

Inner garment. What's that. I always thought that was the stuff that you pulled out of a turkey when you cook it for Thanksgiving the inner garment

OlderAndWiser · Answer

I discard my older boxers when the elastic in the waist becomes stretched, or when they start developing pinholes in the fabric.

Middle_Sch_Whirl_Grl · Answer

I like old ones cause they are more comfy and good for sleeping in

AviatorTom · Answer

When a piece wears out or no longer fits comfortably, it's time to say bye-bye.

slatyb · Answer

I wear my boxers until there are about three underwear molecules left.

Jennz6 · Answer

You need a new pair of panties girl

exitseven · Answer

Either when they get holes on them or the waist band wears out.

Kelly6 · Answer

@awantika03 when they get old or you need new fashion

stratford · Answer

When the crust from the cum stains starts to dig in.

WonderingManII · Answer

When they get holes in them, or they are too stretched out.

fivebyfour · Answer

I need to wear pull-up nappies 24/7 so anywhere between a few hours and overnight,,,

Anonymous · Answer

when there are holes in them or just uncomfortable to wear

Smartman5 · Answer

I wear it for a few days and then change it.

Xawyx-2 · Answer

When it's really too old.

John0986 · Answer

My boxers hurt me down there

Sal_Monella · Answer

When I can't find clean and newer ones.

Anilkumar3277 · Answer

Yea tumhri kachi hai

Abdulw · Answer

The moment my underwear breaks I chuck em away

fish5505_87 · Answer

Like the picture, lol!

shortster · Answer

When they start to get holes.

wkhan_87 · Answer

When I feel them old.. lol

bananathunder · Answer

WTF? lol

rizzzz007 · Answer

When they worn out

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