Do "sateen" sheets catch on dry skin patches like microfiber ones do?
18927
I don't believe they do. But I don't have any experience with microfiber sheets.
18928
No I haven't had that kind if discomfort with them . They are soft but there is a crispness to them.
18929
hi, my sheets are very smooth. I do not own any microfiber sheets, nor do I ever plan to purchase any. I love my cotton sheets. I think you will be very happy with the pinzon sheet, I love them. hope this helps.
18930
Even at this point, with very few washings, I have not had a problem with any resistance against dry skin patches.
143088
the mattress pad should give you no issues with that. I do know that the type of sheets you have can "pull". Sateen & Flannel sheets are culprits, not the pads I believe.
742607
I suspect they would work for unfitted sheets. I am very pleased with them!
1740715
I have not found that to be a problem....just need to have a smooth area....seems to work better for me below the waist. Very important to rotate areas. Strong adhesive on paperthin patches. I use alcohol wipes to clean area and after patch in place, I use alcohol wipe to rub edges down securely.
2224412
I bought "portable crib" sheets; they are very tight but do work. However, the sheets were inexpensive and may have shrunk in the dryer.
206893
To me, a microfiber couch feels more suede-like. However, these sheets are more lightweight and breathable and extremely soft. They are softer than a cotton/poly blend. They are also wrinkle free and will not pill or ball up.
917414
I'm not sure that sticky is the correct adj. but if you rub it in and wait a few minutes it is more silky and then after a little longer one doesn't feel anything, just softer hands or feet. I love the one made for feet and I was worried that it would leave stains on my sheet. I waited about 2/3 minutes and no harm was done. Good luck!
143734
I do not use this product specifically for dry skin, but have skin allergies causing itchiness and scratching but find after using these soap bars the problem is solved!
1392898
When new I have found these to stick very well. Like any other adhesive patch an accumulation of skin oil, and dead skin cells will make them work poorly. Wiping your skin with isopropyl alcohol will slow that down. You can "renew" the surface by rinsing them in warm water. Be very careful not to pull on the wire in any way as they dislodge very easily, and will not go back in.
270065
The sheets are 100% microfiber. Very Soft. Very comfortable. I would suggest that you wash them twice befor using. There was a conciderable amount of lint in the dryer filter.
1688923
Yes, for a few washings. I have dried sheets on a damp setting every time but after time the fitted sheet has drawn up some. I can still get the corners down but have noticed the sides of the sheet are rising up more and more and does not tuck under the mattress all the way around. I had ample room without having to "yank" but now shrinkage is starting to be a problem. I would recommend line drying, but who has a clothes line anymore
750107
No, just be sure to use enough product - don't be stingy with it, and use a clean microfiber towel to dry.
237908
No - as a comparison, these are like very thin dryer sheets. They work exactly as stated by the description to provide a barrier between solids (solid, solids), not ointments or creams. We are fairly conservative with the amount of cream used and some always made it through to the cloth insert.
71614
Yes, if you mean the small bands of "sandpaper." There is also a metal pear shape attachment that I use on my heals that does a great job in smoothing the skin.
612765
NO! They are cheaply made, and I am constantly having to put the fitted sheets back on the corners. They come off almost every night.
1599726
Morgan P, These are very soft, and not likely to irritate delicate skin, but there is no "feel dry" layer, so baby will feel wet, and they will hold the moisture against the skin. As long as you're changing baby at least once or twice during the night, it's probably fine.
243195
Yes. I agree with the previous two answers. I have sensitive and dry skin as well.