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[flickerbulb]

Arrived and are in the washer! They are soooo soft and cute! I picked up the penguins!

My Plow and Hearth ice skates also came, but have not put batteries in them yet. They have one of those stupid small sc**ws holding the battery compartment.

[Goldenmoher]

Mine are here as well, have been walked and dried and put away. I agree, the softest ever. Hope I like them this winter. 

[mousiegirl]

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@flickerbulb wrote:

Arrived and are in the washer! They are soooo soft and cute! I picked up the penguins!

My Plow and Hearth ice skates also came, but have not put batteries in them yet. They have one of those stupid small sc**ws holding the battery compartment.

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I hate that too!
 

[Tigriss]

Does walking them before you put them up help to make them softer?

I worried that they would be too hot as I'm a hot sleeper.

[flickerbulb]

@tigriss  I always wash any new sheets before I use them There are chemicals in the fabric that need to be washed out before use.

They were soft to begin with! I also wash new clothes before I wear them to remove sizing chemicals used at the factory.

[Tigriss]

I wash mine too, but Goldenmoher said she WALKED and put them away. I didn't know if I was missing something or not. LOL!

[ChynnaBlue]

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@Tigriss wrote:

Does walking them before you put them up help to make them softer?

I worried that they would be too hot as I'm a hot sleeper.

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The material does a good job of wicking away moisture. Some summers I've left my Polarfleece sheets on, but this summer I switched for some microfiber sheets that are wonderfully cool on hot Texas weekend afternoons when I want to take a nap. I'm looking forward to pulling the Polarfleece sheets out in the winter. They're so warm and cozy. I used to use flannel sheets in the winter, but since I tried the Polarfleece sheets, I haven't bought any flannel and always look forward to cold nights with the soft and fluffy fleece sheets.