Wearing of Rings

[Plax]

I'm just curious so I thought I'd do a yenners and create a pointless poll .

I personally take my rings off when going to bed / washing the dishes / having a shower / go cycling etc.

Was wondering how many other people did this or just left e.g. their wedding ring on indefinitely.

 

[Ashtrayhead]

There's nothing worse than a soapy ring.

 

[Mr Pig]

Need more options. I only wear my wedding ring when I'm going out at the weekend or if I'm away somewhere without my wife. I hate rings and it's the only piece of jewelry I own. I don't even have a watch.

 

[Wigsie]

+1 to what Mr P said....

I Take my ring off for exercise but not to wash or for bed...

 

[Ashtrayhead]

Hers'a a pic of my ring that I had made by these fine people this year.........
http://www.jewelery-design-samos.com/index.htm

 

[Plax]

I should have done an option for "other" then. Lets just pretend for now as I don't know how to edit a poll / if I even can.

 

[Alan Frame]

Only take my wedding ring off when on the pull, or doing other strenuous activity.

 

[tyred]

I'm not married and don't wear/own any jewelery apart from my watch.

 

[661-Pete]

Ring stays on except:
1. Bed.
2. Bread-making.
3. Anything to do with car batteries or similar.

All you H&S-conscious people, explain why no. 3?

 

[ChrisKH]

I wear a wedding ring otherwise I have to beat them off with a stick and I do remove it for showers, heavy work, etc.

 

[Panter]

I used to take mine off regularly as I'd never worn a ring before and it fely very unnatural.
Now I've got used to it though I leave it on all the time.

 

[jeltz]

I voted 24/7 because it was closest.

My wedding, signet and late mothers wedding rings stay on 24/7 apart from if I'm doing any activity that might damage me, them or someone else such as martial arts, rock climbing, carrying patio slabs etc.

 

[Dan B]

3. Anything to do with car batteries or similar.

All you H&S-conscious people, explain why no. 3?

I'm guessing because you don't want to weld your finger to the +ve terminal

 

[dellzeqq]

no ring

 

[Globalti]

When I got married Mrs RR told me not to bother with a ring because she reckoned it would soon get wrecked. We got hers made by a student at the local art college, gold and titanium band, nice and simple and discrete, cost about £160.