Re: New Generations Not Using Top Sheets on the Be... - Page 17

vermint · ‎04-05-2010

@Lucky Charm wrote:
@vermint wrote:
@hkrgrl wrote:
@Lucky Charm "No top sheet skeeves me out."

YES^^^^^. you said it better than me!!!
ugh, just the thought of it, YUCK!

@hkrgrl @Lucky Charm Why is it yucky, or skeevy to you? Just curious, because I don't use a top sheet, and my quilt gets washed as often as my sheets.
Lots of things skeeve me out. lol

Clean bedroom, bedding is something I can control.

Always-- at the very least-- a quick shower and jammies before getting in bed. I'd never re-wear something from the night before.

I'd never flip a mattress (feet end to head of bed--gaaaah).

No pets in bed (or bedroom).

I switch out pillowcases during the week, if I feel the need. Clean sheets weekly. What we use year round for blankets are lightweight cotton and wash just as easily.

I'm not dissing anyone for their bedding habits. Believe me I know mine are probably considered unreasonable. Just the way I am!

@Lucky Charm Thanks for the explanation! We're all so different in what "bothers" us...but this would be a very boring world if we were all the same.

cody2 · ‎03-19-2010

Do you put on both socks and then both shoes? Or do you put on one sock, one shoe twice? Did you love the old Denim & Company Barn Jacket, or did you despise it?

cody2 · ‎03-19-2010

I did my time in Catholic boarding school. I could rival any Army recruit at Inspection time at bed making. I can't imagine it any other way. While on bed habits...how many of you make your bed soon after getting up in the morning? One of my daughters does not even make her bed every day. Just the thought of that makes me clutch my pearls so tight I about choke myself.

Tinkrbl44 · ‎08-23-2010

@cody2 wrote:
I did my time in Catholic boarding school. I could rival any Army recruit at Inspection time at bed making. I can't imagine it any other way. While on bed habits...how many of you make your bed soon after getting up in the morning? One of my daughters does not even make her bed every day. Just the thought of that makes me clutch my pearls so tight I about choke myself.

@cody2

I recently read that it's not good to immediately make your bed after getting up. Let it air out for at least a few minutes. Reason? The moisture trapped in a quickly-made bed encourages bacteria growth and ... yes ... even bed bugs.

Watch out for those pearls!