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I have some Kumi Kookoon Sheets and I was them on gentle with Woolite and they are fine. I've never had a problem with them. I wouldn't reccomend washing them on normal though or with anything other than woolite.

http://kumikookoon.bobbyberkhome.com/

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Please don't take this the wrong way. I love the content on this website, love your links and everything. But its really difficult to read people writing in the first person plural, and you do it way too much. Please, just use I or write from a neutral p-o-v. For instance, saying "who sleeps on silk sheets?" would make the point.... you don't need the "we wondered... because we never do." This is the same reason I can't stand the gapers block blog.

As for the silk bet sheets. Don't know, never had them myself.

A friend once warned me to never buy silk sheets because it will ruin you for all other sheets and you'll never be able to sleep on anything else. They were quite serious. My curiousity only worsened afterwards.

I like the way the posts are written-it's informal, almost like a friend passing along a bit of info. It's not difficult to read at all, and makes perfect sense because each post is signed by the author.

My husband and I received a set of mid-weight silk charmeuse sheets as a wedding present. I wouldn't have splurged on a set myself but they are quite lovely.

I wash them in the washing machine with a mild detergent and dry them in the dryer on a low temperature setting. Then I make the bed while the sheets are still slightly damp. This takes most of the wrinkles out of them.

I wouldn't say it's ruined us for all other sheets though.

Hi Fatoosh and pelicolina:
All AT sites have always used "we"...it's how we maintain a wider editorial voice along with a personal "friend passing along a bit of info" as you described it, pelicolina.

as always, thanks for the thoughts and feedback.

I love my (west elm) bamboo sheets way too much to even consider silk.

I don't like the shinyness or slipperyness of silk sheets -- they tend to untuck and travel their own way. If you're a restless sort, expect to awaken in a silk cocoon of your own once in a while.

Maybe that's the full circle of things: after all, the poor silkworms in their cocoons are boiled are gassed alive to get the silk. Karma demands the silk wind itself around the next user.

Why must BBH (See OrangePatty's comment - I'm not spelling it out) resort to this type of ridiculous free advertising. It's just obnoxious. It's pretty simple to detect a scheme when you click on the name and see that all of their posts contain the nefarious link. OrangePatty is only up to two posts now, but past trends indicate we can expect more BBH shoved at us.

One Eyed Daruma - I agree with you. Advertising everywhere is being shoved in our face. If people stop watching tv and only blogged - you'd have them pouring money on the web. Sometimes AT feels like an off-shoot of DWR...

oddly, my coworkers and i just had this conversation a few minutes ago, about silk sheets.
ethan swears by them, and the rest of us just stood there frowning sort of skeptically.

I purchased a silk duvet with a cotton backing from the Goodwill store for $2.99, now I go back looking for the pillowcases...

Hi~
I have slept in silk sheets, and though they look very nice before you sleep on them. I don't like the silky feel, or the way they look in the morning.. a total mess...
Cotton a thousand times.

Don't they get mighty, ahem, stained, after certain activities?