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John Lewis flannelette sheets - not impressed
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Why? Why flannelette?
Buy a good mattress overlay - I have a JL feather one which is deep and fluffed up daily and aired weekly and is warm - no need for electric blanket or hot water bottle - as soon as you get in you warm up. It moulds to your body and breathes. Summer or winter.
So cotton/polyester whatever sheets go over it.0 -
I hated the 'bobbly' feel of flannelette sheets when I was a child.PennyForThem wrote: »Why? Why flannelette?
Buy a good mattress overlay - I have a JL feather one which is deep and fluffed up daily and aired weekly and is warm - no need for electric blanket or hot water bottle - as soon as you get in you warm up. It moulds to your body and breathes. Summer or winter.
So cotton/polyester whatever sheets go over it.
But not half as much as nylon sheets! :eek:
I love getting into bed on cold 100% cotton sheets - even in the winter. They soon warm up.0
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