In order to determine how frequently women should wear their brassieres, the pastor conducted an interview with a church member who owns a store that sells underwear.
She asserted that due to the sweat that a woman’s body exudes, she should wear a brassiere for at least two days. She went on to say that the brassiere should be changed every one to two days due to the sweat that accumulates under the bra and gets absorbed into it.
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