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.
875310
I don't see that it would have an effect on keeping the fitted sheet on. In my case, my flannel sheet stayed on before the zippered case and it says on now, and my regular cotton sheet came off during the night before the case and it comes off now. The case has no special grippy properties, nor is it slippery.
648171
I think so. It dries so it doesn't "soak" into your skin. It might make sensitive skin react though. I would recommend treating a small spot on a t-shirt, letting it dry, and see if your family reacts. Note that it will take a LOT of product to do an entire sheet.
634052
Hi Jessica. I by this product and love it. I put it on at night and it soaks in pretty quickly. There is no residue or greasiness on sheets like with other products. Hope this helps. I can't read the second question very well so I have only answered the first one.
1967198
Yes when you apply it regularly, or if it washes off and gets dry it will get itchy again so I always put it on again if I notice it's dry.
1676822
No, just makes it very soft. The sheets are very breathable. I don't actually notice it as "microfiber" at all. They aren't thick or textured, just so soft.
821258
No and you need to be sure and expose plenty of bare skin to that fitted sheet. I stopped worrying about not having my top sheet match my fitted sheet. See if you don't enjoy a better sleep on your Earthing fitted sheet!
1753481
Hi, for me the purpose of using these balls was to eliminate any kind of fabric softener, including the dryer sheets which have chemicals in them, so I do not use mine with a dryer sheet. I put a drop of all natural aromatherapy oil on a couple of the balls and let it soak in for a day or so before using them which adds a lovely scent to my laundry. I'm sure using a dryer sheet would not inhibit the performance of these balls.
268610
No it will not. Plus you will have it all over your sheets if not dried. Take it with you and apply as needed.
491345
Dry, went on perfect for me. Use a real microfiber rag though to help with dust removal.
1304860
I would say any microfiber will do the job. I think you can also use swifter cloth's too.
1028764
Yes, it works well covering medical patches. They keep the 'patch area' dry when taking a shower or just sweating. It does, however, pull off the skin a little bit around the edges, depending on how long you keep them on prior to changing them.
1180618
After a few nights of using it, I've noticed none on my white sheets. I'm a side/stomach sleeper as well.
2004604
Depends on what you're trying to stick them onto. I've used them for scrapbooking projects and on skin. Both work well! If using on skin, apply to clean dry skin.
1484317
The fabric softener will eventually plug the micro fiber and they will no longer work as well. The fabric softener leaves behind a residue that does not rinse off and the pores in the microfiber will fill with this residue. If you continue to rinse them with fabric softener, or dry them with drier sheets, in time that will ruin them. They will become just like regular small hand towels. It's worth washing them separately.
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.
2087868
I would consult your doctor, I was told not to apply the Cica sheets until my incisions healed to a certain point. The sheets are fairly sticky, but I did use compression sleeves for my scars so that helped keep them in place.