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Bamboo bedding for warm sleepers

Short answer: If you sleep warm, the sheet matters more than the duvet. You lie on the sheet all night, and that is w...

Bamboo sheets and why they slip less

Short answer: A sheet slips when the corners are too shallow for the mattress or when the elastic has lost its stretc...

How to measure for bedding and avoid getting it wrong

Short answer: Measure the duvet and not the bed. A duvet of 140 by 200 needs a cover of the same size, however wide t...

Bamboo bedding and why it feels cool to lie in

Short answer: The feeling of coolness comes from the fabric moving moisture away from the skin and letting it evapora...

How often bedding should be changed

Short answer: Every other week covers everyday use. If you sweat at night, sleep without nightwear or have allergies,...

Bamboo bedding at 60 degrees and when it is necessary

Short answer: 60 degrees is for illness in the household and suspected dust mites. For everyday use 40 degrees is eno...

Bamboo bedding in the washing machine step by step

Short answer: Wash bamboo bedding at 40 degrees in a machine that is not completely full and without fabric softener....

What percale is and why it is used in bedding

Short answer: Percale is a weave and not a material. The thread passes alternately over and under the next one in a t...

Bamboo bedding and how to choose the weave

Short answer: Percale is tight and cool, sateen is smooth and a little warmer, and jersey is knitted and stretchy. Th...

How to wash a whole bedding set and nightwear together

Short answer: They can be washed together at 40 degrees as long as the machine is no more than three quarters full. T...

The best bamboo bedding and what to look for in the weave

Short answer: The weave matters more than the thread count. Percale gives a cool, smooth surface, while sateen gives ...

What to look for in a new set of bedding

Short answer: The size must match the duvet, and the quality decides how the bedding feels. The weave determines whet...