Re: MEDEX SUPPLY DISPOSABLE TWIN BED SHEETS

[Guest guest]

When I'm in distress, I need my fav sheets and pillowcases. Miss

Piggy has gotten me through many a tough night.

b

l

>

> This to me is far cheaper than laundering (time, detergent, water)

> at $32/case of 25 + s & h they are maybe (tops) $1.50 per sheet a

night,

> and I rarely use a top sheet as I bundle up so much (long sleeves,

long

> pants, kerchief), so that's my cost of sleep each night. Cheap in

> comparison. Sheets are flimsy and cannot/should not be reused.

(That's

> the point!) I leave them on the bed till the next night to catch

> any " fallout " then pull it off just before bed, check my DE+Borax

layer

> for intruders, remove those, then put a clean disposable sheet on

> before I dress for bed. Once I am dressed and ESP'd and sanitized,

I

> can hop right in. I do spritz with an orange spray, bed first, then

> surrounding areas, before I dress (with disp sheet in place; I

don't

> want moisture in the DE Borax layer).

>

> katiejill

>

> Here's the actual purchase page

> http://www.medexsupply.com/advanced_search_result.php?

> keywords=disposable+sheets

>

[Guest guest]

Oh, Bobby, even if you are kidding about Miss Piggy, I get it! It was

awful to have to sleep separate from my man but when I went to buy

twin sheets I found some that were so cheerful and sweet. I really

miss sheets too, and when I travel and sleep between sheets I know

will be scalded in a commercial washer and fried in a commercial

dryer the next morning, I LOVE it.

katiejill

This to me is far cheaper than laundering (time, detergent, water)

at $32/case of 25 + s & h they are maybe (tops) $1.50 per sheet a

night, and I rarely use a top sheet as I bundle up so much (long

sleeves, long pants, kerchief), so that's my cost of sleep each

night. Cheap in comparison. Sheets are flimsy and cannot/should not

be reused. (That's the point!) I leave them on the bed till the next

night to catch any " fallout " then pull it off just before bed, check

my DE+Borax layer for intruders, remove those, then put a clean

disposable sheet on before I dress for bed. Once I am dressed and

ESP'd and sanitized, I can hop right in. I do spritz with an orange

spray, bed first, then surrounding areas, before I dress (with disp

sheet in place; I don't want moisture in the DE Borax layer).

katiejill

Get 'em: http://www.medexsupply.com/advanced_search_result.php?

keywords=disposable+sheets

[Guest guest]

lol....no way!> >> > This to me is far cheaper than laundering (time, detergent, water)> > at $32/case of 25 + s & h they are maybe (tops) $1.50 per sheet a > night, > > and I rarely use a top sheet as I bundle up so much (long sleeves, > long > > pants, kerchief), so that's my cost of sleep each night. Cheap in > > comparison. Sheets are flimsy and cannot/should not be reused. > (That's > > the point!) I leave them on the bed till the next night to catch > > any "fallout" then pull it off just before bed, check my DE+Borax > layer > > for intruders, remove those, then put a clean disposable sheet on > > before I dress for bed. Once I am dressed and ESP'd and sanitized, > I > > can hop right in. I do spritz with an orange spray, bed first, then > > surrounding areas, before I dress (with disp sheet in place; I > don't > > want moisture in the DE Borax layer).> > > > katiejill> > > > Here's the actual purchase page> > http://www.medexsupply.com/advanced_search_result.php?> > keywords=disposable+sheets> >>