Do your sheet sets match?

[Anonymous]

I have several extra white top and bottom sheets. I can always pair any sheet no matter the color or pattern with a white top or bottom sheet.

[Anonymous]

How are your sheets getting ripped? This has never happened to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How are your sheets getting ripped? This has never happened to me.

Cats.

[Anonymous]

That has never happened to me, but I would not use mismatched sheets. We don’t use a top sheet, and all of my sheets are the same color.

[Anonymous]

I would throw the whole set out, but I’m a borderline minimalist, I don’t keep extra stuff around. I have a sheet set for our room (king bed) and a backup set, and a sheet set for the guest bed (full) and a backup set. So if a fitted sheet ripped, I’d have to buy a new set, and I would keep around the top of flat sheet or pillow cases because I don’t have use for more than two sets per size.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would throw the whole set out, but I’m a borderline minimalist, I don’t keep extra stuff around. I have a sheet set for our room (king bed) and a backup set, and a sheet set for the guest bed (full) and a backup set. So if a fitted sheet ripped, I’d have to buy a new set, and I wouldn’t keep around the top of flat sheet or pillow cases because I don’t have use for more than two sets per size.

Ack typo. Fixed.

[Anonymous]

Depends how much I like the sheets. If lower thread count I save the set for putting under kids during messy craft projects. But, a few I liked enough to save and keep using. Our bedding is not fancy in general though ... we still have a full bed actually and keep saying we are grown up enough to upgrade to queen

[Anonymous]

Nobody comes to my house so I'm the only one who sees it. I currently have a purple sheet, blue pillowcase on one pillow, and polka dot pillowcase on the other pillow.

[Anonymous]

We use mismatched stuff all the time. Neither DH or I care. If it's clean, it's good enough for us.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I keep them for the times when I need to put a sheet on the couch for some reason, or to use as drop cloths.

What about pillow cases?

DP. I do the same as pp, and I use old pillow cases as dust covers for things in storage.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How are your sheets getting ripped? This has never happened to me.

When sheets get worn, they just rip, sometimes. This usually happens when they’ve just gotten perfectly soft.

[Anonymous]

All of the master are white. I have an abundance of pillow cases anyway because we change every 2-3 nights do to allergies. We have torn fitted sheets. I have 2 extra tops. One is a beach sheet. The other I use to cover the sofa when mom comes with her dog.

[Anonymous]

Quality sheets take a long time to wear out. Like 10+ years. We have family of 4 so each person has two sets. It’s easier to keep up with whose sheets are whose and the sets stay together and wear at the same rate. I like some color / style so they coordinate with the duvet covers. Even if the cover is white.

[Anonymous]

I have red sheets on my bed. I like the pop of color. Everything else is so ... neutral.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I would throw the whole set out, but I’m a borderline minimalist, I don’t keep extra stuff around. I have a sheet set for our room (king bed) and a backup set, and a sheet set for the guest bed (full) and a backup set. So if a fitted sheet ripped, I’d have to buy a new set, and I wouldn't keep around the top of flat sheet or pillow cases because I don’t have use for more than two sets per size.

This, exactly.