Bamboo has become the latest passion for shoppers who want to be environmentally responsible and hope for some comfort. Bamboo can be used instead of hardwood for floors, and viscose found in a bamboo factory can be woven into the material in the same way as the process by which cotton fibers are turned into fabric. The resulting fabric is smooth and elastic, similar to a well-made cotton fabric.
Due to the fact that bamboo is antimicrobial in nature, it can be produced without the use of pesticides, so it is a reasonable choice for eco-friendly bedding. Bamboo is also hypoallergenic, so allergic sufferers can also enjoy these sheets. Unfortunately, since bamboo has to be shipped from Asia, where it is collected, the cost of delivery and environmental impact mean that it is not particularly “green” and inaccessible to western customers.
Bamboo sheets are fairly new to American industry, and in some stores there are several loss-making businesses to include bamboo at reasonable prices in retail outlets. Both JC Penney and Bed, Bath and Beyond started advertising bamboo sheets, and then stopped abruptly as a result of difficulties with the quality of their sheets.
Now the most inexpensive bamboo products are bamboo cotton blends that are not as soft as pure bamboo, although they tend to be better than cotton. At the moment, the goal is to mark the sheets, which are a mixture of bamboo and cotton and have mixed estimates. Mixed sheets are really smooth and fantastic to doze, but it seems that it will be very easy to rot when washing. This particular set of Queen-sized sheets from Target costs $ 160. Also, do not forget to also look at the bed with short beds while you are on it.
If you are confident enough to shop online and are looking for quality bamboo sheets, then SleepBamboo.com may be worth checking out. This merchant produces his own underwear and sells it mainly on the Internet. Based on various customer reviews, the sheets are absolutely valuable for the purchase price, while the real value seems to be due to the quality of the service provided by this company. One pack of queen-sized bamboo sheets from this site will cost you $ 279. A great compliment to check out is Quilted Bedspreads.
If you enjoy and can afford 100% bamboo sheets, you have several alternatives, but they will not be visible in discount stores. I sincerely wish that in the end there could be an American or Canadian source of bamboo, otherwise the product will become so popular that the delivery charge may decrease. Until this happens, however, the bamboo will remain a luxurious material, and most consumers will either have to come to terms with lower quality cotton or skin-tight bamboo mats completely.
