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In general, wash your sheets once a week. Sweating, pets, allergies, and hot weather all mean you might need to wash them more often. If you don’t sweat much and sleep alone, every two weeks might be okay.

Thread count isn’t the only factor in sheet quality, but it’s a general indicator. Good sheets tend to range from 200 to 400 threads per square inch. Higher counts can feel softer, but extreme ones might not be as breathable or durable. Look for material and weave you like too!

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Fitted sheets can be tricky! Here’s a quick method:

1. Lay the sheet flat with elastic facing up.
2. Find matching corners, tuck one inside the other on both sides (think like a puzzle piece).
3. Fold the sheet into thirds twice for a neat rectangle.

In general, experts recommend changing your sheets weekly or every two weeks. This is because we shed skin cells and can sweat at night, creating an environment dust mites love. More frequent washing might be needed if you have allergies, pets on the bed, or sleep hot.

Technically yes, but it’s best to wash bedsheets separately. This allows them more space for a thorough clean, prevents tangles with clothes, and extends their lifespan.

Act fast! Blot (don’t rub) fresh stains with cold water. For dried blood, pre-treat with cold water and enzyme detergent, then wash in cold water. Stubborn stains? Try hydrogen peroxide! Let the sheets air dry to check if the stain is gone.

For cozy clean microfiber sheets, wash them on a gentle cycle with cool or warm water and mild detergent. Skip the fabric softener and high heat drying, as both can damage the fibers. Opt for a low heat tumble dry or line drying for best results.

For good quality cotton sheets, aim for a thread count between 180 and 300. This range offers a good balance of softness and durability. While higher thread counts exist, they may not provide significant benefit and can be more expensive.