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nomless
Posts: 4,627
Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Re: tsv or malden polarfleece?

‎10-02-2015 08:48 AM

A good thing about MM sheets is that they're not hot, at least I don't find them so.  My bedroom is cold during the winter (63 or colder), so maybe that helps.  But I do find them to be breathable.  Mine didn't pill until I had used them several months.   They were fine for 6 months or so, but then the pilling bothered me and I pitched them.

 

I decided to try yesterday's TSV sheets.  I hope they breathe and don't pill or shed.  

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Re: tsv or malden polarfleece?

‎10-02-2015 09:43 AM

I have a split king which is really 2 twin xl. It cuts down on choices.  I have Malden Mills and love them.

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KentuckyWoman
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Re: tsv or malden polarfleece?

‎10-02-2015 02:56 PM

I purchased the MM polar fleece sheet two years ago.  We love them.  We only use them for the fall and winter months, not all year round.  The sheets are nice and warm when you get into bed on a chilly night.  I machine wash in cold, no fabric softener and dry them on the lowest temp on my delicate cycle.  I have not experienced any pilling with my sheets. 

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