You can tell a lot of our poll questions come to us when we’re doing everyday things. Like this one, which came to us as we pulled a clean pair of pajamas out of our drawer. (See, we’re real humans!)
How many nights in a row do you wear the same pair of pajamas? (If you wear a nightgown, or sweatpants, or anything, just change “that” for “pajamas” here and in the poll.)
Do you wear a new pair every night? Every other night? Do you wear the same pair for three nights before changing? Do you wear the same pair for a week? More than a week?
Now, we know your answer to this may change depending on whether you’re in your RV versus your sticks-and-bricks house, but try and answer the best you can, even if it’s your average between the two.
And if you’re suddenly thinking you may need another pair of pajamas, click here for tons of camping and RVing-themed PJs. They are so fun!
Oh, and remember, we can’t see how you vote. So if you say you don’t change your pajamas for a month at a time, well, we can’t judge you! Same goes for if you don’t sleep in pajamas at all. You do you!
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- Do you wear your regular, outside shoes inside your RV?
- Will your next RV trip in the USA be to a destination east or west of the Mississippi River?
- Have you measured to learn the exact height of your RV?
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I have PJs. I use them only when we have overnight guests with a public space between the bed and the toilet. I suspect the guests don’t want to see me in briefs and a T-shirt!
Thank you for the question, RV Travel. My “pajamas” are a long-sleeved t-shirt and long underwear bottoms. DW likes the bedroom far colder than is comfortable for me. Have a great weekend and safe travels!
I don’t wear pajamas when it is warm. When it is cold, pajamas, undershirt, and socks.
Your body regulates temps better when not sleeping with anything on. In the colder it’s harder for your body heat to warm up the blankets through clothing and obviously in the summer it doesn’t allow the heat to escape.