mjsmith
04/20/2018 07:43
Subject: Bringing own sheets to hotel - any recommendations?
So you went to a hotel, and got a rash one time... and now you are worried...
life is going to be hard for you if go down this road and get worried every time something happens.
what are you going to do when you get in a car accident. stop driving. or if you happen to get an upset stomach after going to a restaurant, stop eating out...
but the idea of the king size sheet fold it in half and then sew two open sides so you have an open ended tube....will be cheap and easy.
life is going to be hard for you if go down this road and get worried every time something happens.
what are you going to do when you get in a car accident. stop driving. or if you happen to get an upset stomach after going to a restaurant, stop eating out...
but the idea of the king size sheet fold it in half and then sew two open sides so you have an open ended tube....will be cheap and easy.
Anonymous
04/19/2018 18:59
Subject: Bringing own sheets to hotel - any recommendations?
+1 on sleeping bag liner, but you don't need a fancy silk one, which are for warmth. Look for a cotton one on amazon, and it will be much cheaper.
Anonymous
04/19/2018 18:25
Subject: Re:Bringing own sheets to hotel - any recommendations?
Anonymous wrote:get a silk sleeping bag liner, good ole backpacking days!
Or sew 3 sides of a flat king sheet into your own sleeping bag.
Sounds like that situation was a unique thing though.
Anonymous
04/19/2018 17:14
Subject: Bringing own sheets to hotel - any recommendations?
Anonymous
04/19/2018 16:46
Subject: Re:Bringing own sheets to hotel - any recommendations?
get a silk sleeping bag liner, good ole backpacking days!
Anonymous
04/19/2018 15:55
Subject: Re:Bringing own sheets to hotel - any recommendations?
I have a friend with extreme mold/mite/down allergies who travels with sheets and a zipped duvet cover. A hassle for sure, but makes a huge health difference in their case. You don't need anything special, although I'd make sure to bring a set with deep-pocketed fitted sheets as most nicer hotels have super thick pillowtop mattresses these days.
Anonymous
04/19/2018 14:07
Subject: Re:Bringing own sheets to hotel - any recommendations?
Skymall used to have that travel sack thing. You could look for that or something similar.
Anonymous
04/19/2018 14:05
Subject: Bringing own sheets to hotel - any recommendations?
What would be the difference between travel sheets and a regular set of bed sheets??
Anonymous
04/19/2018 13:53
Subject: Bringing own sheets to hotel - any recommendations?
travel sheet sets? You expect amazon to sell something for your neurosis?
Anonymous
04/19/2018 13:43
Subject: Bringing own sheets to hotel - any recommendations?
Ok so I know everyone is going to call me paranoid, but I'm looking to bring my own sheets when I travel. I got a horrible rash that required multiple visits to a doctor and I'm pretty sure I got it from the hotel I was staying in. Should I just bring a top sheet and my own blankets or are there travel sheet sets that are convenient for traveling? I looked on Amazon and saw a few but didn't like that it was closed off at the end.