Just as with everyone else, older people should use the correct bedding for the season. The older you are, the less able you are to regulate your body temperature, so choose bed linen that will support your body's needs, and use together with appropriate duvets, toppers and protectors for a comfortable night's sleep. Cotton bed linen is a practical choice - cool and fresh enough to prevent overheating and easy to care for. Make sure you are using the right tog duvet or the right amount of blankets to ensure you stay warm enough but don't overheat. If getting bed linens washed and dried is an issue, you might prefer poly-cotton bed linen. It dries comparatively quickly and needs little (if any) ironing.
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- What is thread count? (TC)
- How do ply yarns affect the quality of the fabric?
- What materials are used to make our Poly Cotton bed linen and what are their benefits?
- What materials are used to make our Silk bed linen and what are their benefits?
- What materials are used to make our French bed linen and what are their benefits?
- What materials are used to make our Cotton bed linen and what are their benefits?
- What type of cotton do we use and what are their benefits?
- What type of weave is used for our Twill cotton?
- What type of weave is used for our Chambray cotton?
- What type of weave is used for our Sateen cotton?
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