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Originally Posted by JENNR8R
(Post 7530857)
When this happens to one of my fitted sheets, I sew elastic straps on each corner.
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I googled "percale sheets" and many came up. I don't know if they are what you want, but worth a look.
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Back in the day (I'm only 74 LOL), they made two types of sheets; percale or muslin. That was the choice. The percale sheets were smoother as they had a tighter thread count. The muslin sheets were less expensive and were not as smooth as the percale sheets. Even so lots of people liked the muslin over the percale, many people thought they felt warmer.
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I bought mine at Kohl's. I need the deep pockets for a gel topper.
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Originally Posted by gramajo
(Post 7530660)
I have sheets from WalMart and they are a good quality. Mine were bought individually, not in a set. I don't like sets since I have extra pillows on my bed. The fitted sheets are extra depth for the thicker mattresses.
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I bought sheets at Walmart just this week. They are a combination of poly and cotton and are labeled as percale. 250 thread count. The are queen size and were labeled at @$24.94 but marked down to $15. They were the only ones they had in queen size so thought I best snatch them up while I could get them at that price. I got a four piece set and the bottom is to fit mattresses up to 16". They just happened to be in a color to match our blanket and other colors in our bedroom. Figured I couldn't pass it up.
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I just purchased Percale sbeets in Kmart. I have some percale sheets I still use from 20 some years ago. LAST LONGER then any others.
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Originally Posted by maviskw
(Post 7530969)
Me, too! I am always "fixing" things!
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Has anyone tried Bed Bath and Beyond for percale sheets? haven't shopped thee in a while, but they used to have a good selection of sheets.
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I just went to costco canada and they have percale
I just bought a new bed and their sheets have an 18 inch which is great going to get me some Gale |
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