When you buy raw denim jeans are you supposed to buy them like 2 sizes bigger? Because that’s what I’ve heard, I heard they shrink a lot when you wash them.
Raw denim will not shrink if it has been properly Sanforized by the manufacturer. Make sure you're purchasing Sanforized raw denim, as only low-tier raw denim is not Sanforized.
It all sounds so complicated, which is why I never purchased raw denim before. But I love the personality of it, the ruggedness. I will do it now for sure.
@@TheSkullonfire Yeah sizing is scary even when you've been wearing them for ages because you're buying online! Just find somewhere you can buy in store. And you can get 'one-wash' so you don't have to deal with all the raw stuff. And you can wash whenever you want. It's not that complicated!
the idea of ‘freezing kills bacteria’ is the silliest thought process. freezing keeps bacteria alive, waiting to be thawed.. haha -maybe it gets rid of a smell; however, the smell has to go somewhere. It doesn’t just vanish!
1:27 sounds like good advice: wash as needed depending on the context of wear. Another factor would be the lighter the wash/color, the more likely you'll need to wash 'em. I work at an outdoor music venue, and every summer there's dudes rocking their brand new, expensive, impossibly white, white skinny jeans. They come in with 'em whiter than white, but almost invariably leave with grass stains, food spills, ketcup drippings, mud (if it rains) and just use your imagination, they're a perfect bullseye for stains.
I was in a car crash with the Brave Star 21oz and spilled my blood on them, I didn't want to wash them when I got out of the hospital cause the stain was kinda unique, but they started to smell like death so I had to wash them. The ghost stain still remains.
Steaming clothing is far more destructive than a cold water/detergent wash, and much less effective at cleaning. Just put your jeans in the washer like everyone did before hipsters told us not to.
My routine is Dryel "dry cleaning" stain removal pens when there is a visibly dirty area. They work well to clean the stain and be gentle on the denim. Use a damp rag to follow up on that area. My tip to avoid washing is actually having an LG Styler (Samsung makes a model as well.) These are steamers in a closet shape and has worked wonders on keeping my denim fresh without using the conventional washer/dryer route. The LG model actually "shakes" the clothes while it works so I think it even has some cleaning potential for loose dust, etc. It was a pretty decent investment but to be honest, I've felt it was worth the cost considering the money I've put in my denim. A bonus of one of these steamer closets is if you feel the need to wash your denim, they still have gentle dry cycles that will replicate a hang dry method.
My understanding is that freezing the jeans won’t kill bacteria. Same with food, you cant freeze gone off food and then it’s fine to eat after. I wash every month or two as I’m an engineer (the jeans that is!) 👍
@@Stridewise yes. Freezing kill the majority bacteria. Some bacteria takes a while to die under freezer temperatures but most bacteria dies in your freezer after a couple of days and with it, the majority of smells. The smell comes from bacteria. On top of that, cold temperatures help dissipate smells (smells are made up of oils that disintegrate and dissipate under cold temperatures).
What a stupid statement. No, you shouldn’t freeze expired food but you can freeze good food and slow down significantly how fast it degrades and goes bad. Freezing definitely does kill bacteria. “Your understanding” lol what understanding?
@@AlexanderMason1 if the bacteria is already present then it will become dormant when frozen and active again when thawed out. How do you think cultures and bacteria are stored when studied in labs? A lot of bacteria is resistant to cold. Keep your negativity to yourself 👍
@@markopolo9936 you obviously don’t have a clue what you are talking about. A quick google search would prove you wrong, but a dummy will never accept the fact they are wrong, so there is no point for me to argue with you any further.
benefits of not washing? You'll always have people staying at least 6 feet from you. You'll never have your wife nag to you. You'll be alone cause you smell really really bad! 😂
Cold doesn’t kill bacteria lol. You put food in a refrigerator because most bacteria doesn’t grow in that environment. Do not take food with bacteria on and refrigerate in the hopes of eating in a couple days.
Lmao.... the manufacturer hyping the idea of not washing their jeans....well...low key it's to increase sales. The high contast areas will be more prone to rip than if the dirt, bacteria, and dust mites are washed out of the jeans and the jeans fade more evenly.
All i do with my denim is wear the living $h!t out of them. Lifestyle is a big factor in the life span and of them , but wash them as needed . I just cold water rinse and thats really it . Wear when 85 percent dry to mold back to you . Please correct me if im wrong . I live salvaged denim
i don't always wash my jeans, but when i do, it's on high speed/ high agitation with bleach and a minimum 3 hour high heat tumble dry............... JK!!! X-D
Great vid. I have several pairs of N&F jeans and love them. 21oz and up denim fades with awesome high contrast. I soak them in a tub with some gentle soap and hang to dry. I've had the water brown! hah.
If you NEVER wash your jeans, you BETTER not EVER wear them. As soon as you wear them a few times, washing pants (no matter the material) is a necessity. Don't over-wash them, but walking around in smelly jeans isn't cool.
Jeans don’t smell. Certainly not to the point where saying « as soon as you wear them a few times, washing them is a necessity » is anything else but bullshit - and in contradiction to what the expert says in this here video. Not everybody is as smelly as you, apparently.
I wear my Momotaros 7 days a week for 8 hours or more. I soak them at least every 3 months. I will wash them after 6 or 7 months.i feel it depends how much you wear your jeans and the type of lifestyle you have when you wear them.my rule is if I can smell them when I'm sitting down,then everyone else can definitely smell them.thats usually when I soak them
The question of whether to wash raw denim or not belies actual knowledge of wearing raw denim. Of course you wash jeans. Soak them in the tub like I’ve been doing for 50 years, drip dry, and wear. Wash in the machine as you would any other jean and drip dry.
The idea of the fridge is to create a cold environment for storing food NOT to kill bacteria but to slow the spread of bacteria, thus extending the life span of food
Putting food in the fridge or freezer reduces the rate at which existing bacteria multiplies on your food. It does not kill bacteria or prevent it from getting on your food in the first place. That is why food has a shelf life in both the fridge and freezer and colder conditions in the freezer extend the shelf life further than the fridge.
You can try airing out jeans, and using vinger or alcohol & water sprits on the inside of the jeans. This will help get some of the smell out. I also recommend soaking too. I do this to clean the sherpa liner of my leather jackets.
I'm a little confused. If I want a straight foldback cuff, I need to wash and dry the jeans a couple times (usually warm setting) before getting it hemmed to the right length before cuffing to take care of any shrinkage. And selvedge denim jeans are supposed to be soaked and hang dried before wearing to get rid of impurities and enhance the strength of the fibers. So how do I get strong fades after doing this? If I was to temporarily cuff and wear them for a few months before washing, shrinking, tailoring, and cuffing, those original cuff marks would leave a permanent mark.
That means that you have worn them in the past while they smelled...and other people probably noticed and now you are the guy who smells bad. But at least you have "cool pants that were never washed", right?
FFS man... It's denim. Fucking wash it. It's not a $6,000 suit. If you're worried about ruining your expensive WORKWEAR then don't buy expensive disposable commodities.
My stinkiest pair doesn’t smell better after washing in cold water and line drying lol whatever, they look great. Sitting in a car with someone else while wearing them isn’t ideal though. I mean they have a funk.
Hi Nick. I was hoping you would have asked if wearing your jeans wet and letting them dry on you will give them more of a custom fit. Also have a Merry Christmas.
@@Stridewise I generally agree with you Nick but will disagree here with the selvedge part. Selvedge or not is pure novelty and has no bearing on the function compared to shuttle loom fabrics. To the OP I'd say if they're unsanforized or shrink-to-fit as commented above it might mould better with you doing that but the measurements they started out in will matter more.
@@redironbird3857 You're right that whether or not something is made on a shuttle loom doesn't by definition mean it's thicker, slubbier, sanforized, unsanforized, etc. I was speaking in generalities to simplify, but I shouldn't have!
@@Stridewise Cheers Nick! Btw would you ever do a piece on balmoral boots? They were the go-to style in the 1930s but so difficult to find now without paying top dollar.
i use my jeans as a napkin essentially and wipe my hands off on them all the time. i also was em every 6 months and they've never gotten that bad. a stain might be visible for a bit but the jeans are still quite ark so it goes away by itself.
Step 1. Shower. Step 2. Lysol crotch (of your jeans guys) lightly as needed. Step 3. Rotate your jeans. Step 4. Have beater jeans for when you plan to get dirty, and your nice ones for looking good. Step 5. Don't be a crust punker... STAPHYLOCOCCUS isn't cool.... When it's time, it's time.... Wash when you need.
Freezing kills the majority of bacteria. Some bacteria takes a while to die under regular freezer temperatures but most bacteria dies in your freezer after a couple of days and with it, the majority of smells. The smell comes from bacteria. On top of that, cold temperatures help dissipate smells (smells are made up of oils that disintegrate and dissipate under cold temperatures).
@@RockandrollNegro tell me where I’m wrong and give me links to back it up. But you won’t because you are obviously a dummy. Ever heard of the Dunning-Kruger effect?
@@markopolo9936 actually I’m one of the best neurosurgeons in Colorado if not the USA. You can also look my name up and you’ll find plenty of good reviews from patients/former patients of mine.
Wash when they get dirty. Love this dude’s attitude. Thanks for the vid!
Glad you liked it Chris!
Unless I get something on my jeans, I wash them after 10 wears in winter and around 5 wears in summer.
That's a good balance
Not a fan of high contrast fade. So, I'm gonna wash my jeans whenever I want.
Freezing kills bacteria. So yes it will kill the bacteria. But there are others deposits to consider.
My jeans get dirty within an hour of starting my shift. This is the stupidest first world controversy I’ve ever heard of.
I wash mine before I wear them, gets all the starch and chemicals out. Makes them last longer in the long run.
Wow Nick, you sure get around!! Merry Christmas.
Thanks, you too!
When you buy raw denim jeans are you supposed to buy them like 2 sizes bigger? Because that’s what I’ve heard, I heard they shrink a lot when you wash them.
Yeah if it's raw it'll shrink, you soak/wash them after you buy them. IF they're raw, not all selvedge is!
Raw denim will not shrink if it has been properly Sanforized by the manufacturer. Make sure you're purchasing Sanforized raw denim, as only low-tier raw denim is not Sanforized.
It all sounds so complicated, which is why I never purchased raw denim before. But I love the personality of it, the ruggedness. I will do it now for sure.
@@TheSkullonfire Yeah sizing is scary even when you've been wearing them for ages because you're buying online! Just find somewhere you can buy in store. And you can get 'one-wash' so you don't have to deal with all the raw stuff. And you can wash whenever you want. It's not that complicated!
@@Stridewise yeah I think that’s what I’ll do. May check that brave star denim store, I’ve heard they are good and cheap.
How gross!! I wash every 2 or 3 wears! When they get old I buy another pair!!!
Exactly, when you wear them when active they will start to smell and people notice, especially women.
Boring
@@bubblegumcowboy468 Beats being Gross!!!
the idea of ‘freezing kills bacteria’ is the silliest thought process. freezing keeps bacteria alive, waiting to be thawed.. haha
-maybe it gets rid of a smell; however, the smell has to go somewhere. It doesn’t just vanish!
1:27 sounds like good advice: wash as needed depending on the context of wear. Another factor would be the lighter the wash/color, the more likely you'll need to wash 'em. I work at an outdoor music venue, and every summer there's dudes rocking their brand new, expensive, impossibly white, white skinny jeans. They come in with 'em whiter than white, but almost invariably leave with grass stains, food spills, ketcup drippings, mud (if it rains) and just use your imagination, they're a perfect bullseye for stains.
Once my gf put on a pair of my never washed jeans. I told her I've never washed it and I have never seen a girl take off her pants that fast.
Are you too skinny or is she really fat?
Not or infrequently washing your jeans is a fetish. Women don't tend to be into fetishes; they just do it for the guy and/or the photographer.
Hey Nick, I never knew washing jeans was such a controversial topic. This was an interesting fun video. Keep up the good work!…Ed.
I was in a car crash with the Brave Star 21oz and spilled my blood on them, I didn't want to wash them when I got out of the hospital cause the stain was kinda unique, but they started to smell like death so I had to wash them. The ghost stain still remains.
that's so funny
Car crash fades hit different
One should never say never 😆 Happy Holiday!
You too Freddie!
How about steaming jeans?
Steaming clothing is far more destructive than a cold water/detergent wash, and much less effective at cleaning. Just put your jeans in the washer like everyone did before hipsters told us not to.
Don’t underestimate the honeycombs of an accountant’s jean, you’d be surprised
My routine is Dryel "dry cleaning" stain removal pens when there is a visibly dirty area. They work well to clean the stain and be gentle on the denim. Use a damp rag to follow up on that area. My tip to avoid washing is actually having an LG Styler (Samsung makes a model as well.) These are steamers in a closet shape and has worked wonders on keeping my denim fresh without using the conventional washer/dryer route. The LG model actually "shakes" the clothes while it works so I think it even has some cleaning potential for loose dust, etc. It was a pretty decent investment but to be honest, I've felt it was worth the cost considering the money I've put in my denim. A bonus of one of these steamer closets is if you feel the need to wash your denim, they still have gentle dry cycles that will replicate a hang dry method.
I wash mine after every 8-10 wears...pretty descent if you have more than 2 pair of jean that you can wear in rotation.
just hang it out in the rain.
Freezing typically doesn't kill bacteria, since they have very thick cell walls, in contrast to the thin membranes our somatic cells would have.
Very cool to see these low key conversations with the manufacturer. Digging that easy guy fit. Might need to bag a pair. Thanks for sharing
Glad you like it Mike! Remember those left hand twill stretch a lot!
My understanding is that freezing the jeans won’t kill bacteria. Same with food, you cant freeze gone off food and then it’s fine to eat after. I wash every month or two as I’m an engineer (the jeans that is!) 👍
Isn't it more that it'll kill the bacteria but not reverse the damage they did when they were alive?
@@Stridewise yes. Freezing kill the majority bacteria. Some bacteria takes a while to die under freezer temperatures but most bacteria dies in your freezer after a couple of days and with it, the majority of smells. The smell comes from bacteria. On top of that, cold temperatures help dissipate smells (smells are made up of oils that disintegrate and dissipate under cold temperatures).
What a stupid statement. No, you shouldn’t freeze expired food but you can freeze good food and slow down significantly how fast it degrades and goes bad. Freezing definitely does kill bacteria. “Your understanding” lol what understanding?
@@AlexanderMason1 if the bacteria is already present then it will become dormant when frozen and active again when thawed out. How do you think cultures and bacteria are stored when studied in labs? A lot of bacteria is resistant to cold. Keep your negativity to yourself 👍
@@markopolo9936 you obviously don’t have a clue what you are talking about. A quick google search would prove you wrong, but a dummy will never accept the fact they are wrong, so there is no point for me to argue with you any further.
I typically wash my jeans once every six months before COVID. Now, I wash them every week. C’est la vie.
benefits of not washing?
You'll always have people staying at least 6 feet from you. You'll never have your wife nag to you.
You'll be alone cause you smell really really bad! 😂
Cold doesn’t kill bacteria lol. You put food in a refrigerator because most bacteria doesn’t grow in that environment. Do not take food with bacteria on and refrigerate in the hopes of eating in a couple days.
Oh yeah, that makes sense. Thanks Josh!
nice video nick. i use these same principles when i wash my hands
Stinky hands
hahahah
I have a pair of Japanese handmade selvidge jeans. The guy I bought them from said I should only wash it when I go to sea salt water
Lmao.... the manufacturer hyping the idea of not washing their jeans....well...low key it's to increase sales. The high contast areas will be more prone to rip than if the dirt, bacteria, and dust mites are washed out of the jeans and the jeans fade more evenly.
I never wash my all jeans for 10 or 15 years.
All i do with my denim is wear the living $h!t out of them. Lifestyle is a big factor in the life span and of them , but wash them as needed . I just cold water rinse and thats really it . Wear when 85 percent dry to mold back to you . Please correct me if im wrong . I live salvaged denim
Recognize a few of my worn N&F denim I sent in on the wall of fades behind you guys, including the 40oz, E Honda, and Linen Blend.
wow, I cant believe I wasted 12 minutes of my life watching such nonsense. bathe, wash and be a clean human!
I do not wash mines. Only dry clean - I know it is not recommended, but like that they stay hard/raw.
Just wash it'll look clean. 👍
i don't always wash my jeans, but when i do, it's on high speed/ high agitation with bleach and a minimum 3 hour high heat tumble dry............... JK!!! X-D
Do what you want but yuck...on not washing them....imagine the _dust mites_ 🤢
Surprised you did another video with naked and famous you don’t think to highly of them on your review video!
Eh that was my first review. Tbh I'd like to redo all my early reviews, I'm much smarter now lol
Tap water 🚰 wash and hung dry with jeans 👖 to keep them looking new and clean
if you actually wear jeans they will get dirty and stretch out throughout the day require washing after wear
Great vid. I have several pairs of N&F jeans and love them. 21oz and up denim fades with awesome high contrast. I soak them in a tub with some gentle soap and hang to dry. I've had the water brown! hah.
The browning in the water is likely due to starch rather than dirt.
I only wash my jeans when they smell. I only use jeans on my days off. If they're stained, I spot clean with a toothbrush and a little soap and water.
Ok...I get there is no magic answer...each person is different...so my question is...when should "I" wash my jeans?
When they feel a bit musty or when they smell, I say.
@@Stridewise, oh boy...I have to head to the laundry room 😩
If you have to ask...
All these instagram heros with their X legs are pretty funny.
I will wash mine after every wear. I want to see what happens
Interviewer looks like beeing little drunk or something 😁
If you NEVER wash your jeans, you BETTER not EVER wear them. As soon as you wear them a few times, washing pants (no matter the material) is a necessity. Don't over-wash them, but walking around in smelly jeans isn't cool.
Jeans don’t smell. Certainly not to the point where saying « as soon as you wear them a few times, washing them is a necessity » is anything else but bullshit - and in contradiction to what the expert says in this here video. Not everybody is as smelly as you, apparently.
put them on a clothesline outside to freshen them up
I wash them after two wears...maybe 3
Hey does anyone know what boots Nick is wearing when he zooms in on the fades in the jeans? 2:15 mark!
Engineer boots
I wear my Momotaros 7 days a week for 8 hours or more. I soak them at least every 3 months. I will wash them after 6 or 7 months.i feel it depends how much you wear your jeans and the type of lifestyle you have when you wear them.my rule is if I can smell them when I'm sitting down,then everyone else can definitely smell them.thats usually when I soak them
The question of whether to wash raw denim or not belies actual knowledge of wearing raw denim. Of course you wash jeans. Soak them in the tub like I’ve been doing for 50 years, drip dry, and wear. Wash in the machine as you would any other jean and drip dry.
I've heard that airing them out on a clothesline on a sunny day helps to clean them.
You heard something stupid. Congrats.
@@RockandrollNegro not stupid, it's true, sun helps break down some bacteria, ofc u still need to clean them tho
Am I the only one who sweats .
Are there any more colour-fast selvedge jeans out there? I know they'd probably not be dyed with indigo.
The idea of the fridge is to create a cold environment for storing food NOT to kill bacteria but to slow the spread of bacteria, thus extending the life span of food
If you're still in Montreal head over to Mile End Kicks and get a pair of Canada West boots. Morbbys are half off.
Putting food in the fridge or freezer reduces the rate at which existing bacteria multiplies on your food. It does not kill bacteria or prevent it from getting on your food in the first place. That is why food has a shelf life in both the fridge and freezer and colder conditions in the freezer extend the shelf life further than the fridge.
i wash my jeans only when its got stained. i noticed unwashed jeans became softer and more comfortable the longer you don't washed them.
Don't be the smelly guy at work. Wash your clothes. They're going to look good regardless.
Wash your jeans
Loving the raw denim videos
Glad you're watching em man
Wash them when YOU feel it's time. I use castille soap and soak them then hang dry
Some guys in brasil like to dry clean the denim, its a good method?
Let’s see if that Iron Snail guy buys the 40 oz. denim jean, haha
Ahaha I bet they'll be over 700 bucks, it's a lot for something you'll just wear for novelty but maybe!
Levi’s CEO says not to… unless visibly dirty
Ok but what about using an ozone generator on em?
The jeans-in-the-freezer thing is BS.
i wash when the wife tell me my jeans stink. lol
You can try airing out jeans, and using vinger or alcohol & water sprits on the inside of the jeans. This will help get some of the smell out. I also recommend soaking too.
I do this to clean the sherpa liner of my leather jackets.
Yeah your jeans smelling like vinegar is as bad as smelling like ass.
I'm a little confused. If I want a straight foldback cuff, I need to wash and dry the jeans a couple times (usually warm setting) before getting it hemmed to the right length before cuffing to take care of any shrinkage. And selvedge denim jeans are supposed to be soaked and hang dried before wearing to get rid of impurities and enhance the strength of the fibers.
So how do I get strong fades after doing this? If I was to temporarily cuff and wear them for a few months before washing, shrinking, tailoring, and cuffing, those original cuff marks would leave a permanent mark.
The original cuff would get cut off and hemmed I'm guessing
When I can open my closet and smell them, generally once a year.
That's a good philosophy
That means that you have worn them in the past while they smelled...and other people probably noticed and now you are the guy who smells bad. But at least you have "cool pants that were never washed", right?
@@jeremiahbachmann3901 Your mom didn’t seem to mind.
Where can I buy the shirt-jac @Brandon is wearing? Love N&F!
Oh that's N&F's chore coat! tateandyoko.com/collections/naked-and-famous-jackets/products/naked-famous-denim-chore-coat-black-canvas
N&F makes the most amazing shirts too!!
is the sole purpose of cuffing your jeans to show that they are selvage? Or is it a style thing? Both?
Both
Why does Brandon talk so fast in every video I've seen him in?
He's passionate!!
Beautiful content
Thanks dude!
I dry clean my jeans and never ever wash them
Merry Christmas to everyone on the comment section and of course to Stridewise!!
Hey Merry Christmas to you too my man!!
That high contrast fade looks like the kind of jeans the cliquish girls were wearing back in high school circa 1988. I'll pass.
But THEIRS were FAKE FADED
@@Stridewise Theirs probably didn't smell like fermented ass either.
Look at the b’ys!
I wash my jeans in freshly draught urine, hygiene first guys.
smart!
This guy is super cool. Straight to the point no b.s.
Whoooo let’s gooo!
Interesting….
maybe you can dry clean? not sure if that will ruin the crease
FFS man... It's denim. Fucking wash it. It's not a $6,000 suit. If you're worried about ruining your expensive WORKWEAR then don't buy expensive disposable commodities.
Good coffee
My stinkiest pair doesn’t smell better after washing in cold water and line drying lol whatever, they look great. Sitting in a car with someone else while wearing them isn’t ideal though. I mean they have a funk.
Febreze...it works
Do you use detergent?
at that point quit being goofy and wash them frfrfrfrfr or buy some new ones
What should I do to restore color on nubuck?
Clean thoroughly and use a suede conditioner with suitable pigmentation such as Saphir Renovateur or similar.
My jeans are covered in my BLOOD, SWEAT, TEARS, AND OTHER FLIUDS I could never wash them 💪🏼
"AND OTHER FLUIDS"... yikes
Hi Nick. I was hoping you would have asked if wearing your jeans wet and letting them dry on you will give them more of a custom fit. Also have a Merry Christmas.
Only with STF styles. Levi makes them in a 501.
I think it'd help if it's selvedge, especially if it's raw. I do need to do a more thorough guide to washing your jeans though!
@@Stridewise I generally agree with you Nick but will disagree here with the selvedge part. Selvedge or not is pure novelty and has no bearing on the function compared to shuttle loom fabrics. To the OP I'd say if they're unsanforized or shrink-to-fit as commented above it might mould better with you doing that but the measurements they started out in will matter more.
@@redironbird3857 You're right that whether or not something is made on a shuttle loom doesn't by definition mean it's thicker, slubbier, sanforized, unsanforized, etc. I was speaking in generalities to simplify, but I shouldn't have!
@@Stridewise Cheers Nick! Btw would you ever do a piece on balmoral boots? They were the go-to style in the 1930s but so difficult to find now without paying top dollar.
If you wear these naked, then you should wash them. 😂
I have a gross friend who never wears underwear and you made me think of him!
@@Stridewise That friend is gross. That's uncomfortable!
What about non raw denim?
I think the same approach works
Awesome videos man :)
Glad you like them!
First view! Ha!!
Legend!
thank you
Welcome!
i use my jeans as a napkin essentially and wipe my hands off on them all the time. i also was em every 6 months and they've never gotten that bad. a stain might be visible for a bit but the jeans are still quite ark so it goes away by itself.
Does anyone know who made Brandon's jacket?
Step 1. Shower. Step 2. Lysol crotch (of your jeans guys) lightly as needed. Step 3. Rotate your jeans. Step 4. Have beater jeans for when you plan to get dirty, and your nice ones for looking good. Step 5. Don't be a crust punker... STAPHYLOCOCCUS isn't cool.... When it's time, it's time.... Wash when you need.
Freezing kills the majority of bacteria. Some bacteria takes a while to die under regular freezer temperatures but most bacteria dies in your freezer after a couple of days and with it, the majority of smells. The smell comes from bacteria. On top of that, cold temperatures help dissipate smells (smells are made up of oils that disintegrate and dissipate under cold temperatures).
You failed science in elementary school, I see.
@@RockandrollNegro i guess that’s why I’m a Neurosurgeon and you are not.
@@RockandrollNegro tell me where I’m wrong and give me links to back it up. But you won’t because you are obviously a dummy. Ever heard of the Dunning-Kruger effect?
@@AlexanderMason1 worlds worst neurosurgeon
@@markopolo9936 actually I’m one of the best neurosurgeons in Colorado if not the USA. You can also look my name up and you’ll find plenty of good reviews from patients/former patients of mine.