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[ciao_bella]

Okay... maybe it's me because I'm older, but I think not!  I've read and also heard some sales people say that younger generations are not using top sheets when they make their beds.  My question would be, why not?  I can think of more cons than pros on not using one.  

What is your thought on this?

[ahoymate]

Lazy attitude IMO.Yes top sheets. Wash bedsheets weekly, hot H20. I know 'new generations' don't wash hot nor weekly

[stevieb]

After many years of religiously making the bed with all of what were considered the 'appropriate' layers, I have to admit that I now often skip the top sheet too. I enjoy a fresh bed but absolutely hate changing out bedding. I have enough quilts, comforters and so on that I don't feel compelled to always use (and launder) a top sheet.

[ID2]

Oh I have to use a top sheet! One of my kids is like me and the other just kicks it off when visiting us. 

[Desertdi]

I don't sleep "in the buff"...and have never used a top sheet...

[insomniac2]

I love using the top sheet! It's VITAL.

[AFWIFE]

My 19 year old son has never liked a top sheet.  He prefers a nice soft blanket and a quilt.  He is most certainly not lazy...

[hopi]

They do not like the feel of them.

It has nothing to do with lazy.

[I am still oxox]

Never used a top sheet and did not grow up using one. I really do not see the reason 

[Trinity11]

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@ciao_bella wrote:

Okay... maybe it's me because I'm older, but I think not!  I've read and also heard some sales people say that younger generations are not using top sheets when they make their beds.  My question would be, why not?  I can think of more cons than pros on not using one.  

What is your thought on this?

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I guess if you have a comforter with a washable duvet cover it may work? We are old school and do use a top sheet, though.