Fort Sublime - Fitted Sheet

1. Are cotton-fitted sheets suitable for sensitive skin?
Yes, Homemonde’s cotton fitted sheets are suitable for those with sensitive skin. This is because cotton is naturally hypoallergenic and gentle on the skin, making it an excellent choice for those with sensitive skin or any kind of allergy.

2. Can I wash solid satin-fitted sheets?
Yes, Homemonde brings you a range of best fitted sheets in solid satin that are machine-washable. However, make sure you choose a detergent that is suitable for delicate fabrics such as satin and silk. Always run our satin-fitted bedsheets on a gentle cycle with cold water, and ensure that you use no harsh chemicals like bleach that can ruin the fibres. 

3. Can satin-fitted sheets be ironed?
Satin fitted sheets for double beds can be ironed on a low heat setting if necessary; otherwise, you may avoid it because excessive ironing makes the fabric lose its appeal and texture over time.

4. Are satin-fitted sheets suitable for hot or cold weather?
Satin cotton fitted sheets are suitable for both hot and cold weather. The satin fabric tends to feel cool against the skin, making them a good choice for warmer climates. However, they can also provide warmth during the winter, making them perfect in cold weather conditions too.

5. Are fitted sheets necessary?
Even if it is not necessary, it is highly recommended to use a fitted sheet, as it helps to keep the mattress clean and well-organised. Also, choosing the best fitted sheets that stay tight creates a smooth bedding surface for a comfortable sleep. 

6. How Often Should You Clean Satin Sheets?
Having dirty satin fitted sheets on your bed can make your mattress, duvet cover, and blankets dirty. Therefore, you must wash them weekly or even early if required. Washing at regular intervals helps you keep your bedroom clean and keeps you from catching a cold, allergies, or skin problems.

7. What's the difference between fitted sheets and flat sheets?
Fitted sheets have elastic edges and are tailored to fit snugly over the mattress, while flat sheets are simple, plain fabrics without any elastic and lie straight on top of the mattress.