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Silk bedding or bamboo
Short answer: Silk is the smoothest fibre and also the most expensive, and it needs careful washing. Bedding in bambo...
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Cotton bedding or bamboo
Short answer: Cotton bedding is hard wearing and tolerates hot washes, while bedding in bamboo viscose feels smoother...
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Breathable bedding and what it means
Short answer: Breathable means that air and moisture can pass through the fabric. Both the density of the weave and t...
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Bedding that takes up sweat
Short answer: If you sweat at night, the ability of your bedding to absorb moisture decides whether you wake up clamm...
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Sweat on the scalp and the pillowcase
Short answer: The head gives off a lot of heat at night, which is why the pillow often gets damp before the rest of t...
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Bamboo bedding for the warm summer night
Short answer: On warm nights it is often the moisture, not the temperature, that wakes you. A cover that moves sweat ...
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How to store bedding so it stays fresh
Short answer: Bedding should be stored completely dry and preferably with some air around it. A closed cupboard in a ...
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Home textiles in bamboo and what is available
Short answer: Besides clothing, bamboo viscose is also used in bedding, towels and bathrobes. What they have in commo...
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Nightwear and bedding in the same material
Short answer: If you use the same material for both sleepwear and bedding, the two layers work together to move moist...
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White bedding and how to keep it white
Short answer: White bedding turns grey from dye in other laundry and yellowish from cream, hair products and sweat. W...
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Dark bedding and what you should know
Short answer: Dark bedding hides stains well but shows lint and skin flakes more clearly than light bedding. The colo...
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Why bedding feels cool for the first few minutes
Short answer: The feeling comes from the fabric drawing heat away from your skin the moment you touch it. Smooth, den...
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