Bedding

It's one of those push fit closing lids, if you make sure the lipped sides sit and click on properly, you won't have an issue. They are easy to break if you mishandle them though, as the stress points are in the middle of the side fittings and can snap if you're not careful or too forceful. Other than that, we've got some under the bed for some bedding and they do the job well

... "sad time" when washing her bedding leaves her "frazzled". also, saying...

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Maid22 said: 2 days in a row of sunny dry weather!! I washed bedding

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... function, like king-sized and queen-sized bedding. Pack size or quantity variations...

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..., and clearly rotten out bunk bedding. The entire place stank of...

Who knew a pillow could be the remedy for all kinds of ailments like wrinkles and collagen deficiency. I have also noticed my prostate gland has shrunk in size and nocturia has improved to only thrice nightly. Wondering if they do other copper based bedding too.

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... got one wash done, the bedding changed, and another couple jobs...

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Hi, I’m fitting a 760 x 760 stone resin shower tray. It is raised on a plinth. It came with crappy riser legs which I binned and made a frame using 2 x 3 timber and topped off with 18mm ply. I have to bed the tray onto this…..some suggest sand and cement mortar, but the bed will only be 10-12mm and my gut tells me mortar won’t work. What’s the suggestions? I was thinking maybe pack out with some ...

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Basically what the title says. I sometimes sleep naked. About a week ago I went to bed after using the toilet and when I got up again shortly after, there where not only skid marks but a little bit of shit on the sheets. My wife noticed it. She didn't make a big deal out of it but I was terrified and I'm still so very embarrassed. I swear to God I'm normally perfectly capable of wiping my own ass. I really don't know how this could happen. Never left the slightest skid marks anywhere ever before... My wife says everything's fine but I feel like she must disgusted and I'm so so embarrassed. I really don't know how to continue with my embarrassment and looking for some advice on that? EDIT: to all the people giving advice on how to wipe/wash: I know I'm probably not in the best spot to say this right now but I swear I'm normally perfectly capable of basic hygiene. Normally, besides wiping, I shower right after. In the middle of the night I use wet wipes... Never left the slightest mark before... This was a once in a lifetime malfunction, already ordered a bidet submitted by /u/ThrowRA6382624294 to r/Advice [link] [comments]

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I’ve had cats my whole life, but my 7-month-old, Mochi (full name: Momčilo), is on a different level. He has a genuine, slightly alarming fixation with the toilet that I was not prepared for. It’s the flush that does it. It doesn’t matter where he is in the apartment or how deep he’s sleeping, the second he hears that water, he’s sprinting. He doesn't just watch, the guy tries to get involved. If the lid is up, he’ll dip his entire head inside to watch the vortex like it’s the most interesting thing he’s ever seen. I’m used to cats liking toilet water. My 3-year-old female is a fan of bowl water too. Because of her, I already have ceramic water bowls that I refresh few times a day. She’s happy with the upgrade. Mochi? He couldn't care less. So, I started keeping the lid closed. Problem solved, right? Not even close. Mochi has decided that the lid is a personal insult. I actually have video of him biting the rim of the seat and shoving his entire paw(arm? leg?) elbow deep into the gap to try and lever it open. He’s still small, so physics is on my side for now, but the brute force he uses is actually impressive. Closing the door should do the trick? Well, not quite. My older cat has mastered the art of opening doors, meaning the bathroom is essentially a 24/7 public park for Mochi’s shenanigans. The real chaos happens if the lid is left open for even a second. He’s started this habit of dunking his plush toys in the bowl and bringing the dripping mess to my bed. I’ve realized his name was a self-fulfilling prophecy: in my language, močiti (mochiti) is the verb for soaking or dipping. So when he’s at the toilet, on moči (he is soaking). I basically named him 'The Soaker' and then acted surprised when he started marinating his toys. I’ve basically created a monster. He doesn't even wait for the cover of night anymore. He’ll deliver a soggy offering right in the middle of the day while I’m trying to read or work. I am being haunted by a creature of my own naming, and my patience (and my duvet cover) is wearing thin. I genuinely need to know: Has anyone else dealt with a "Toilet Extremist" like this? Is it just a weird kitten phase or is this my life now? Does it get worse? I’m worried he’s going to figure out how the handle works and just spend his day flushing my money down the drain. Will he eventually grow out of the "soggy gift" stage, or should I just start sleeping with the bedroom door locked? He’s a great cat otherwise, super sweet and energetic. He just seems to be spiritually aligned with the plumbing. Please tell me I’m not the only one dealing with a kitten who thinks the toilet is a playground. TL;DR: My kitten is obsessed with the toilet. He tries to pry the lid open with his elbows, and my older cat opens the bathroom door for him like a locksmith. He brings me toilet-soaked toys in bed as gifts. Ironically, his name (Mochi) sounds like the word for "soaking" in my language. He is fulfilling his destiny and I am very damp. submitted by /u/Thunder_Pigg787 to r/CATHELP [link] [comments]

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Hi there. Now I’m trying to find the best bedding set that’s genuinely reliable for everyday use - something that feels hotel-level, lasts for years, and doesn’t turn into a personal sauna at 2 a.m., haha. I’ve also fallen into the thread count marketing rabbit hole, and at this point I trust basically none of it. What looking for: Cool bedding setup (duvet cover + sheets - totally fine mixing brands) Breathable (I sleep warm) Durable (I’m not hand-washing my sheets like they’re couture) Doesn’t feel like plastic (pls) Some questions: What brands are actually worth it right now? What’s the best place to buy bedding online if any (good service & product quality + easy returns)? Has anyone tried silk bedding sets - and is it actually worth it, or just a TikTok myth? And yes, I’m definitely not trying to cheap out. I just want something that’s actually good (when I say "best bedding" I really mean best bedding option overall). So what’s my possible go-to in this case? submitted by /u/Vengarehydrate to r/Bedding [link] [comments]

First venture into woodworking, the beds for purchase are either total garbage made of pressed turds or a $5k bed from pottery barn so I just decided to make it myself for under $1k including tools and I learned so much in the process. He friggin loves it, so much shelf space. Very proud dad. submitted by /u/Wantrepreneur4 to r/daddit [link] [comments]

Just started my 6 hr trip from Boston to Seattle and 20 mins in I see this huge mature bed bug crawl across my leg! I was in window seat at the front. Flight was DL384. Aircraft tail number is N532DN. Consider this aircraft infested!!! submitted by /u/One-Bodybuilder-2269 to r/delta [link] [comments]

New fear unlocked 😱 https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/delta-klm-bed-bugs-vacation-lawsuit-b2889146.html submitted by /u/rileyyip to r/mildlyinfuriating [link] [comments]

I (40s male) found this clear rubber / silicone ring on the floor next to my bed this morning. It’s flexible and just over 2” in diameter. I had a date (40s female) over a few days ago and she spent the night. I don’t know if this is some kind of feminine product? I moved in to my place 2 months ago. It’s a furnished place so it’s possible this ring was here the whole time and I never noticed it, but I have thoroughly cleaned a few times so I feel like this is new since my date came over. I can ask her but thought I’d post here first. Thanks! submitted by /u/Fickle_Cockroach_545 to r/whatisit [link] [comments]

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Update: Updated the list with more current results can't edit the image here but you can see it: here on Project page I scraped comments from 70+ posts where people asked “what’s the best bed sheets?” (plus some big home and bedroom rec threads), then ran the whole pile of thousands of comments through an LLM pipeline to see which brands consistently get love vs. mixed reviews. Goal wasn’t just “most mentioned,” but also “most positively talked about.” Method in a nutshell: – Scraped 70+ “best bed sheets?” threads & home gear megathreads – Ran GPT-5 + Gemini 2.5 to extract product names and classify sentiment – Scoring = ~70% positive vs. negative differential + ~30% positive/total ratio – Merged name variants so duplicates didn’t inflate scores (e.g., “Brooklinen Luxe Core,” “Brooklinen Sheets” → one entry) + some other nerdy sentiment tweaks that I won't bore you with Would love your feedback! any sheet brands you think are overrated, underrated, or surprisingly good for the price? submitted by /u/LoneKnight25 to r/Bedding [link] [comments]

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I recently stayed at a Marriott, and I forgot how insanely comfortable their bedding is. Cool, crisp sheets, supportive pillows, layered simple bedding, the whole thing. I’ve been down the Amazon rabbit hole but reviews are all over the place. Where do normal people actually buy hotel-level sheets and pillows without spending like $500? Any brands, websites or hidden gems out there? Would love to upgrade my bed without destroying my bank account. submitted by /u/FormalOpportunity668 to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

I'm looking for sheets that feel sinfully luxurious. I want to climb into my bed and never want to leave. Relevant info: Bedroom regularly gets as high as 78 degrees in the summer. We live in the tropics. I want a comforter that will feel just as luxurious for the winter time. submitted by /u/unlikely_kitten to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

I finally upgraded from a queen sized bed to a king and wanted to purchase some of the nicest individual components that still made sense to me. I learned some things in this process I wish I knew before purchasing a few pieces (despite doing a ton of research), so I thought I’d summarize and share in hopes this helps anyone else that's tired of going down rabbit holes. Happy to answer any questions. First, a confession - I only paid ~$8k after taxes (all purchased on black friday). The non-sale total would be north of $10k: || || |||Paid|Non-sale price| |Bed|Thuma King / headboard|$2,205|$2,205| |Mattress|Legend Chill|$1,740|$2,309| |Fitted sheet|SFERRA Giza 45 Percale|$563|$768| |Flat sheet|Bedjet Cloud sheet|$50|$160| |Pillowcases|SFERRA Giza 45 Percale|$310|$423| |Pillow protectors|SFERRA Fiona|$80|$114| |Comforter|THX silk 7A|$312|$390| |Duvet cover|SFERRA Giza 45 Percale|$1,227|$1,672| |Pillows|Supreme Quilt 900 fill|$900|$1,076| |Climate control|BedJet 3|$150|$429| ||Total:|$7,537|$9,546| Thuma Classic bed with Headboard + Cushion ($2200) I really struggled to pull the trigger on this because I’ve almost exclusively purchased used furniture (and very few Thuma beds are for sale on FB marketplace). Suffice to say, the Thuma ended up being one of the best purchases out of everything on this list. Pros: Truly high-quality parts As many have shared, it’s super sturdy - doesn’t move, even with the headboard legs on 3” risers (to help reduce congestion). Some people complain that the pillow board moves, but the classic is solid. Assembly was dead easy (but still time consuming; plan for a few hours) The headboard cushion cover is removable / washable Cons: Somewhat challenging to move after assembly given the joinery (whereas you can typically muscle a bed that’s screwed / bolted together to another location). I do wish the side / end rails protruded from the mattress less; I’ve bumped my shins a few times Takeaway: Highly recommended. I wouldn’t buy the Thuma if I didn’t like the aesthetic though - there are plenty of nice beds that have similar qualities; they may not be as easy to assemble, but my previous bed was a solid walnut frame that also didn’t make any noise and had quality parts (I just upgraded from a queen to a king). Leesa Legend Chill mattress ($1740) I was leery that Leesa was yet another brand pumped by paid online reviewers that just recommend products for referral fees (like Wirecutter), but I pulled the trigger because my ex had the standard Leesa Legend and I found it pretty comfortable. Pros: Comfortable for back sleepers Decent value for the price, when on sale ($1700 on Black Friday / wirecutter discount) Initial quality seems high - suspect it will last 5+ years Cons: The Legend Chill doesn’t have that “so plush it cradles you asleep” feel that I got from sleeping with a topper I’m fairly lean at 160lbs My previous mattress was latex (3 layers) + a 3” soft latex topper, and that setup was considerably plusher. (It was also a giant pain in the ass to move / rotate.) The “chill” aspect of this mattress seems dubious. It is quite cool to the touch, but I suspect this doesn’t matter as much as the breathability and weight of your comforter/duvet. You’re still going to sleep hot if your metabolic rate is high from a large meal, workout, or alcohol (I still need a BedJet or other climate device to cool in these scenarios). I’m trying to sleep on my back more to reduce congestion I get from side sleeping so I may keep the mattress, but if I had to do this again, I would likely try the standard Legend Mattress, the Reserve, or maybe the Natural. Or some more premium brand. Takeaway: decent value when on sale, but would not recommend if you’re a side sleeper, and I would not recommend at the non-sale price (if that’s even relevant; I haven’t seen it not on sale). Sferra Giza 45 percale sheets ($2100) Premium sheets was one of the categories I wish I spent more time researching before I pulled the trigger. I ended up buying the fitted sheet, pillow cases, and duvet cover, skipping the flat sheet in favor of my BedJet cloud sheet (not nearly as nice, but necessary for the bedjet). Pros: The percale sheets have a very premium feel (honestly, the nicest I’ve experienced). I initially ordered sateen but sent them back because they were too similar to silk and just seemed slippery. That said, they are not that much nicer than some other cheap sheets with wrinkle guard I’ve owned (like these), but they’re supposedly not coated in chemicals to achieve this They did seem considerably nicer than the percale sheets I also ordered from Peacock Alley - I returned those. Best for your pillowcase and flat sheet (if you don’t use a BedJet cloud sheet) given you touch these the most Cons: You HAVE to iron these sheets in order for them to feel nice. They otherwise feel like cheap / basic cotton sheets. I don’t trust my housekeeper to do this just yet, but eventually This is not a big deal for the pillow cases It’s a pain in the ass for everything else - some people claim they can iron the sheets directly on the mattress but this doesn’t really work with my mattress given the bumps The duvet is the biggest pain given its size, but it’s also the softest of all of these (especially when paired with the THX silk comforter). Unsurprisingly, the sheets are extremely wrinkle prone. The pillowcases and duvet cover will start to wrinkle pretty quickly (e.g. if you sit on your comforter to read) Not worth it for your fitted sheet due to ironing challenges and because you likely don’t notice how soft your fitted sheet is compared to everything else. This isn’t a con of the sheets, but it’s important to know that Bloomingdale’s appears to have disabled reviews for these products (intentionally or unintentionally, I don’t know) - a few reviews made the cut, but it hasn’t been possible to post new reviews for them for as long as I can tell and I wish I knew this Takeaway: if you're on a budget, these are not worth the premium. That said, I highly recommend these sheets if you have housekeepers you can trust to take care of their delicate handling requirements + iron them and money is not an issue. For everyone else, or those trying to optimize, I recommend buying the pillowcases and just the flat sheet. Buy a cheaper fitted sheet. The duvet cover, while very soft, is still wrinkle prone. (if you have a rotary iron, this may not be a big deal, but I certainly won’t be buying one) Supreme Quilts 900 Fill pillows ($900) I didn’t expect to spend this much on pillows but read a few long form reddit reviews that sold me on their quality. I purchased 2 95% White Premium Polish Mother Goose Down TE270 pillows in king size. Pros: Like the Giza 45 sheets, there’s no question these pillows feel luxurious. They easily fluff back every day or when turning them over at night They’re very comfortable for side sleeping and truly cradle your head in that position. The down is noticeably more comfortable than the polyfill you see in cheap pillows (and presumably releases fewer VOCs). Cons: The king size pillows don’t seem suitable for sleeping on your back. My head kind of collapses into the pillow, creating two wings around me. This has two drawbacks: Various noises when moving around slightly They’re so plush that it doesn’t seem to cradle my neck as well as a smaller / more dense pillow (like my shredded latex pillow) I’m not sure if these pillows are the cause, but I’ve been suffering from neck / upper back pain since I’ve purchased them Not a con, but I can’t imagine the type of down makes a noticeable difference. I was certainly sold on Polish mother goose down being the best, though! Takeaway: these are very high quality pillows but I’m not sure they’re right for me. Pillow comfort seems to be dependent on so many factors (body shape, mattress / topper plushness, sleeping position, etc.) that it’s difficult to have an objective opinion, but this was one purchase I regret. BedJet 3 Like many, I was very intrigued by the rave reviews from celebrity Eight Sleep owners, but I had no interest in paying a subscription fee just to get a good night’s rest. I read a compelling argument that the BedJet might be more effective at temperature control than water-cooled pads because airflow can reduce humidity under the covers. No ongoing fees and the reasonable entry price were both enough to convince me. Pros: Exceptional at helping you regulate temperature when your house has variance (colder in the winter, warmer in the summer), you have metabolic variance from day to day (due to diet, exercise, etc.). Even just 10-15% cooling in the winter makes a huge difference. Warming up the bed before you get in it (during the winter) was a completely unexpected delight - this is such a pleasant experience Automated Biorhythms is a very cool feature. Program it to heat the bed initially, then turn on cooling for most of the night, then turn it off or heat it up as you wake. Cons While you can automate settings (they call them biorhythms), I wish the BedJet was fully automated based on your sleep stages / biometrics. You have to put in some work experimenting with what biorhythm works best for you each season and may need to tweak every so often. The cloud sheet is essential (does a much better job distributing air), and it’s not the nicest quality. I wish they made a more premium sheet. Not necessarily a con, but a VERY important detail I wish I discovered sooner: too much air flow (heat primarily, but I suspect too much cold airflow can do this as well) can disrupt the humidity near your face and ultimately create congestion / mild apnea. I now only blast the heat before I get in the bed or for no more than 3-4 minutes while already in bed to avoid lowering the humidity around my face too much. Takeaway: Highly recommend the BedJet (one for each side) and dual zone cloud sheet, but urge caution around how it can impact your sinuses and bedroom humidity. Other purchases: Sferra Fiona pillow protectors - these are very nice and worth the price IMO. The only drawback is that it makes the pillow less breathable. THXSilk All Season 7A Grade Silk Filled Comforter - very happy with this and highly recommend it. It’s extremely soft and has loops for a duvet cover. It’s comfortable between 60-67F for my metabolic rate (haven’t tested below 60F) when paired with a percale duvet cover. I need active cooling when it’s warmer than this, have a few drinks, have a hard workout, etc. submitted by /u/jauntworthy to r/Bedding [link] [comments]

I went to Pottery Barn to look for a duvet and duvet cover. While the duvet seemed nice, the duvet covers didn’t seem that nice at all. I thought I wanted a flax or cream colored linen duvet, but they all seemed like Target quality: Not horrible but not that nice. I ended up paying $279 for a quilt, but I got it home and it’s ugly af and not what I originally wanted. I am retuning it. I thought PB would be quality stuff, but it didn’t seem worth the price tag at all. I did some research about the linen duvet covers, and not only did I find out PB has removed reviews from their website. But I also found on Google reviews that these duvets that are $299 are pilling, shedding, and ripping after just a few months. So forget Pottery Barn. I looked into Brooklinen and Parachute. Both are very expensive as well. I can go to a parachute store but not a Brooklinen store. So at least I can see in person if their things are like PB’s. Does anyone else have any suggestions? I want something that feels nice and looks nice. I would like a hotel feel to my bed but I don’t want to pay an insane amount. Are places like parachute and Brooklinen just popular because of social media? I checked out Crate and Barrel too, they’re about the same as PB as far as price vs quality. submitted by /u/doe-eyed to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

Most recommended bedding. Just got a new king bed so I have to change all my bedding to the new size. Old queen bed I had pottery barn linen duvet, didn’t love the insert though. Probably leaning towards all white. Thanks! submitted by /u/alegna18 to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

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