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What to look when you buy a bed sheet?

• Bed Sheets are of different styles, materials, sizes and quality. There is a wide range of materials to choose from, from a polyester blend, to 100% Egyptian cotton. Sheets come in a variety of styles, sizes and colors. Ideally every bed should have  three sets of bed sheet sets (one on the bed, one in the laundry and one in the closet). Many people also like to have three bed sheet sets per season, summer and winter.

What are the important things to look for before you buy a bed sheet set? 

• THREAD COUNT . Thread count is the number of threads per square inch of fabric. Assuming you are looking for the softest and most durable bed sheet set, the higher thread count will always be the best. Look for it to be at least 280 or higher.
  FABRIC CONTENT. There are different grades of cotton, which is determined by the length of its staple or fiber. The longer the staple, the more luxurious and durable the grade of cotton.
  There are two levels above the basic grade of cotton: EGYPTIAN cotton is the highest quality, providing the softest, most luxurious fabric and feel. SUPIMA is a long, consistent staple cotton produced in the U.S., which is very soft and durable. If you are a person who gives priority to softness then your choice will be those bed sheets made of 100% Egyptian Cotton.
  
  
  100% cotton bed sheet sheets will be the softest and most breathable, as they are an all natural fiber. The benefit of a cotton/polyester blend is that they will not wrinkle as much and are more moderately priced. However, polyester sheets will not breathe or absorb moisture as well as all cotton. 100% Egyptian cotton will always be the most comfortable choice, and if you take them out of the dryer promptly and either fold them or put them on the bed, they will not be as wrinkled as you think.

• WEAVE. Another important feature to look for in sheets is the weave. A standard weave is alternating one stitch over, one stitch under.
  
  Other weaves include:
  SATEEN: (Not to be confused with satin). This has a stitch of four over, one under, placing the most threads on the surface, making it extremely soft, though slightly less durable than other weaves.
  PINPOINT: This is a stitch of two over and one under. This is more durable than a regular weave, but not as soft as sateen.
  
  SIZING: The measurements below are for fitted bed sheets and will help ensure a proper fit. Do not be concerned with the top or flat sheet dimension as it will be tucked under the mattress anyway and is not meant to be sized to the exact specifications of your mattress. Manufacturer's sizes may vary slightly, however these dimensions serve as a good representation of what should be expected for these items:

• TWIN: 39 x 76 inches
• TWIN X-LONG: 39 x 80 inches
• FULL: 54 x 75 inches
• QUEEN: 60 x 80 inches
• KING: 78 x 80 inches
• CAL-KING: 72 x 84 inches

Before selecting your bed sheet sets, it is important to know how deep your mattress is, especially since Pillow Top and Extra Deep mattresses have become very common. Here are some dimensions to use as a guide:

• STANDARD DEPTH: 7 to 9 inches
• DEEP MATTRESS: 10 to 15 inches
• EXTRA DEEP: 15 inches to as deep as 22 inches

Caring for Bed Sheet Sets

Most bed sheet sets are machine washable. If you purchase 100% cotton bed sheets you may want to be more attentive to their drying cycle. As mentioned, removing them immediately from the dryer will minimize the wrinkles. Also, be sure to read the manufacturer's instructions for care.

• Bed Sheet set Washing

• · Wash in cool or lukewarm water that's less than 104 degrees F.

• · Set wash cycle on "gentle"

• · Use the extra rinse cycle if available

• · Use less detergent -- about half the recommended amount

• · Avoid using bleach as it breaks down fabric fibers

• Drying your Bed Sheet

• · Dry bed sheets in the dryer only until they're dry

• · Avoid over drying of bed sheets

• · Remove bed sheets from the dryer promptly and fold immediately

• · If sheets have cooled in the dryer and wrinkles have set, then tumble another 5-10 minutes with a washcloth that has been slightly dampened.

• Pillowcases

• · Buy extra pillowcases for any sheet patterns you particularly love, as these are the pieces that will wear out the fastest.

• · Iron pillowcases for fresh, crisp good looks on your bed.

• · Change pillowcases at least twice a week in normal climates, more often in hot and humid regions.

• Storage

• · Have three sets of bed sheets per bed. Use one on the bed, one in storage, and one in the laundry.

• · Rotate the bed sheet sets you use (vs. the sets you store) frequently so they wear evenly.

• · Buy extra bottom sheets for any sheet patterns you particularly love, as these are the pieces that will wear out the fastest.

• · Change bed sheets once a week in normal climates, more often in hot and humid regions.

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