I would LOVE if ya'll would chime in and tell me what your favorite sheets are.
Brand? Thread count? Material?
I'm looking for SUPER comfy, (of course) well made sheets that are reasonably priced.
What are your favorites?
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I have to say I am about thread count. Anything 400 and up..I do not like satin sheets at all. You can find reasonable sheets at Marshalls, TJ's and Kohls.
I don't have a favorite brand but Kohl's have good sales and when you can combine coupons and loyalty discounts on top of the sale price then you can get high quality sheets at a decent price. Have fun with the bedroom redo.
I don't have a favorite brand but Kohl's have good sales and when you can combine coupons and loyalty discounts on top of the sale price then you can get high quality sheets at a decent price. Have fun with the bedroom redo.
I usually get my sheets at JC Penny. The thread count matters, nothing below 300 but nothing above 400. I don't like the blends, cotton/poly, they are too slick.
I usually get them from Tjmaxx and try for the highest threadcount in a reasonable price range. So far I have not been disappointed with any sheets purchased there.
One thing I do differently now, that I got a new washer and dryer I will pass along is not use dryer sheets. They said that dryer sheets are bad for dryers. They leave a waxy film on the machine and break it down. I was in a panic since I loved the scent. but I have to tell you that my towels, sheets and clothes are SOFTER without the dryer sheets. I only used liquid fabric softener in the wash machine. Just thought I would pass this along. good luck!
We absolutely need sheets because I have bleached them spotted. I once bought some bamboo sheets at Target and LOVED them. They no longer sell them there but I think they are just sold under the title "organic." I plan to buy some at Kohl's when I find a sale, have coupons, etc. like somebody else said.
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