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The Right Bed Sheets For Your Family
As many hours pass and a long tiresome day come to an end, we anticipate going home to the comfort of our cozy sheets for a good night's sleep. We desire the comfortable feeling of quality sheets without having to constantly refit the sheets around the mattress. Finding a great deal on bedsheets requires more than just looking at the cost to your pockets, but also the cost of the amount of sleep you can get on those sheets. Buying low-quality sheets are a waste of your time and money. Some sheets may appear to be made of quality material but are barely average.
According to HGTV,
Sheets made of microfiber-fabric composed of extremely fine fibers of polyester-are affordable and soft, and they resist pilling more than traditional polyester fabric does. However, polyester is less breathable than cotton and is probably not the best choice for those with sensitive skin.
Factors to determine sheet Quality
We want the perfect sheets for our bedroom; as well as, for our guest bedroom. Of course, we want our company cozy as they sleep the night away. Well, we are always hearing about the thread count of quality sheets, which can range from 200 to 800 counts. |
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Thread count refers to the number of horizontal and vertical threads per square inch on a piece of fabric — or in this case, a bed sheet. Usually, if sheets have higher thread count, they’ll feel softer, more luxurious and wear more evenly. High-quality bed sheets will even get softer and more comfortable with each wash.There are so many diverse Sheet Sets with various thread counts to choose from for your particular sleeping and lounging needs. There are a variety of factors that determine the feel and quality of the sheets you choose to purchase for your family.
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Factors that determine the feel and quality of the sheets.
Some factors are:
- How the fabric is woven
- The thread count
- The fiber from which it is produced - Cotton is the most common fiber for bed sheets.
The three main varieties of cotton sheets are:
- American Upland
- Pima
- Egyptian
According to Martha Stewart,
American Upland is the most widely used cotton and can be short- to long-staple ("staple" refers to the length of the individual fibers). If a label only reads "100 percent cotton," it is likely to be American Upland. Pima is a fine, long-staple cotton that yields a very soft weave. The word "Supima" often appears on the labels of Pima sheets as a trademark of the Supima Association, which promotes Pima cotton. Egyptian cotton is the finest, longest-staple of all. Grown in the Nile River Valley, Egyptian cotton produces an extremely soft and supple weave.
Egyptian Sheets:
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Pima Sheets:
Keeping Sheets From Slipping
Well, It has been stated that Quickzip sheets stay snugly on the bed, but they are not waterproof. Water-proof mattress pads are also available to purchase with Quickzip sheets.
According to Quickzip,
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According to Quickzip,
The foundations of the patented QuickZip system are the base and the zip-on sheet. The base hugs the sides of the mattress with vertical elastic in the corners and a generous overlap underneath with sturdy elastic so it will stay snugly in place and won't pop off the mattress.The zip-on sheet attaches easily to the base by a zipper that is covered and out of sight.To change: zip off, and zip on a crisp, clean zip-on sheet.