I am Web-shopping for replacements of my worn bedsheets In the local weather-extremes (night-time temps can span from 80 F in the Summertime to 20 F in the Wintertime - and occasionally during the Spring season, both extremes can happen within a single night!) I hope to use a single set of sheets on my bed all year-long.I prefer Cotton fibers because cotton breathes much better and stays softer than any of the artificial fabrics.Which commercial fabric-blends should work best for my needs and which Web-merchants can you please recommend?I am in Texas.Thanks.
The apple will only turn brown if cut and exposed to the airThe only way to prevent this is lemon juice rubbed on all exposed areas, so none of them would work.
I LOVE 100% cotton flannel sheets Started using them in snowy winter for coziness, but find I even like them in hot and humid summer when just the sheet is enough cover without a blanket some nights Flannel seems to wick nicely and never gets that clammy feelingThere are different weights of flannel availableFor all season use - aim at a medium weightDown sides are some can shrink a bit if you use a dryer, some can get linty or pilly, and they DO seem to have a slightly shorter lifespan than the higher thread count flat cotton sheets, but I think worth it for the comfortI've had various brands over the years - more and less expensive - and think Woolrich are my favorites for long life, no pilling or shrinkageOften you can find great sale prices on them near and after the winter holidays - if you want to wait and try them on the cheapI've bought Woolrich sheets at Target - but they're likely available elsewhere too Sweet dreams! :)
