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The name known for intimate collections, lingerie and sleepwear also has a set of comforters in their catalogue. Made of luxuriously soft satin and chenille material, the comforter comes in other sexier colors like silver, raisin, pink, ivory and black. There are collections of shams, sheets and pillows made of the same fabric and colors, too.

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Pretty soon, millions of young adults will head off to college with a hint of anticipation and appreciation. Many of them will expectedly be staying in tiny door rooms. But some will find the transition more difficult than others which is why it’s better to get started and make preparations earlier.
Bed Bath and Beyond has this very comprehensive tips for both incoming college students and parents. I’ll highlight the ones that relate to mattress needs:
– Check it Off. Use a comprehensive checklist to figure out what you need to buy and what you can take from home. Bedbathandbeyond.com offers a checklist broken down by category.
– Split it Up. Students should reach out to their roommates before they shop to decide who is bringing what so they avoid bringing (and buying) duplicates.
– Check it Out. Before you shop, check with your college or university on the size of your mattress. Is it a twin or extra long twin? It would be a shame to buy the perfect sheets and then find out they are too small.
– Don’t Drive Yourself Nuts! Gone are the days of bungee cording the trunk closed. Bed Bath & Beyond stores offer a unique “Pack & Hold”(TM) service that eliminates the hassle of packing the car. Students simply shop at a store near home and then pick the items up at a store near their college, or choose to have the items shipped directly to their school.
– Don’t Forget to Make Your Bed. When you get to your dorm room, cover your mattress with a mattress protector, a quilted mattress pad, a feather bed, and finally new sheets and comforter. You’ll feel like you’re sleeping at a four star hotel, not the freshman quad.
– Don’t Panic. As prepared as you are, chances are you will forget something. Relax … bedbathandbeyond.com offers a college/store locator that makes it easy to find the store closest to your college to get the things most likely forgotten, such as hangers, extension cords and surge protectors.
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Before buying a futon mattress…
0 Comments Published by Lilian July 18th, 2008 in MATTRESS Shopping.
As with any big purchases you make, buying a futon mattress requires some good decision making. If you intend to use the futon as a bed, choosing a thicker one for comfort is essential. If you intend to use the futon both as a bed and a couch, you have to find a futon mattress which can withstand the number of times it will be folded and unfolded; it has to be right, flexible futon mattress.
Many folks make the mistake of buying a futon mattress that is unbelievably low in price, only to regret this later. The wrong mattress affects your day to day activities so do consider and envision how you’re going to use the futon mattress. If it’s a choice between what may compromise your health and sleep over the budget, then the purchase isn’t all worth it.
Photo via Sit and Sleep UK
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The Sealy Posture futon mattress is divided into four sections of premium cotton layer and four sections of high density foam. The construction brings a totally wonderful effect and provides undisturbed sleep. 8″ thich, the mattress is perfect for daily sleep, with the shape retaining its fullness even after repeated use.
Sold for $199.99 Via Futon Planet
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I’ve seen beds without the benefit of a mattress cover. Most of these mattresses still look new, except that the holes and stains are dead give-aways to the fact that the mattress isn’t given care. Mattresses are big investments, and as such, they need to be protected and properly cared for.
The top layer of the mattress is the most vulnerable part. It takes everything — bodily sweats and fluids, dust, wear and tear. Providing a decent cover somehow cushions it, making its quality last longer.
Having a mattress cover is also hygienic. If you are sleeping in the same mattress sans the cover for years and years, think of how much bacteria, dust mites, microorganisms and allergens remain and thrive there.
In choosing the right mattress cover, it’s best to go for materials or fabrics which are most absorbent, as it also helps in providing you quality sleep.
Mattress covers could be anything from mattress protectors, bed sets, bed linens, bed sheets, quilts and other types of beddings.
With mattress covers, you get to enjoy your mattress better and longer.
Photo: Pottery Barn Sheets
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