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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsWhat are the best type of bed sheets for summer??
I've heard percale?? And to make sure there are at least 300 count.
kentauros
(29,414 posts)but the best sheets I ever bought were made from bamboo fibers. The silkiest, smoothest fabric I've ever felt. However, it does wrinkle pretty badly, but that never bothered me. They get covered up by everything else when making the bed anyway.
Also, when they come out of the wash, they're rather stiff. It's a weird effect of the fiber. Still, I do find them the best for staying cool
(Looked up the ones I have and it says "300 count, feels like 1,000" and I would have to agree with that
a kennedy
(29,658 posts)keeping cool if possible.
kentauros
(29,414 posts)I noticed the package says "bamboo rayon" and read up on that. So, it is a form of rayon, but at least it's made from bamboo cellulose, which is easy to grow and grows much faster than the normal source of cellulose for rayon: trees.
Lochloosa
(16,064 posts)denbot
(9,899 posts)They're pretty comfortable.
Fla Dem
(23,656 posts)Last edited Thu Jun 30, 2016, 04:25 PM - Edit history (1)
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Dont Get Caught Up In The Thread Count Hype. While most people think that the higher the thread count, the more decadent the sheets are, this is not always the truth. Also, sheets with a very high thread count dont let air pass as freely, trapping heat underneath. We suggest choosing a set with a 300-400 thread count for the summer. Also, if possible, its best to feel the fabric first-hand, as this is the best test to how they will feel against your skin all night long.
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