Does anyone bring their own bed sheets?
Jan 4, 2006 | 7:58 am
#31
Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Fort Worth, Texas USA
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I keep a "Dreamsack" in my travel bag and use it when the hotel sheets cause an allergic reation. My "Dreamack" weighs almost nothing and occupies very little room in my bag. I've even used it on overnight flights.
I sometimes travel with my mother and on a few occassions, the only room we could get would have only one king or queen bed. The "Dreamsack" allows us to share a bed but not share the covers (this may be TMI).
I sometimes travel with my mother and on a few occassions, the only room we could get would have only one king or queen bed. The "Dreamsack" allows us to share a bed but not share the covers (this may be TMI).
Jan 4, 2006 | 2:47 pm
#32
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Wyoming
Posts: 31,103
Sweet....I've never really thought much about it. I use what they give me and don't spend much time worrying about it.
After a long run I've been know to strip down (pre shower) and lay on the bedspread (until I cool off and shower).....
And after all these years I've never had a problem (I also don't put down the paper toilet seat
and have never heard of anyone getting anything from sitting down)
annerj -I think people worry to much about the small stuff-
After a long run I've been know to strip down (pre shower) and lay on the bedspread (until I cool off and shower).....
And after all these years I've never had a problem (I also don't put down the paper toilet seat
and have never heard of anyone getting anything from sitting down)annerj -I think people worry to much about the small stuff-
Jan 4, 2006 | 6:43 pm
#33
Join Date: Dec 2002
Location: ATL
Programs: DL GM,2MM [3.37TMM]
Posts: 305
No travel sheets, but I can't live without this travel pillow from the Down Factory. Stuffs into its own attached sleeve and fits neatly into a roll-aboard.
No, I'm not a teenage girl hugging her pink pillow, but this absoultly beats the foam rubber slabs found in most hotels. This down travel pillow really sweetens my 100 hotel night a year.
No, I'm not a teenage girl hugging her pink pillow, but this absoultly beats the foam rubber slabs found in most hotels. This down travel pillow really sweetens my 100 hotel night a year.
Jan 4, 2006 | 7:18 pm
#34
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Join Date: May 2000
Location: أمريكا
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Originally Posted by Telfes
I sure wouldn't count on it.
And lots of places still have those vile bedspreads.
And lots of places still have those vile bedspreads.
Jan 7, 2006 | 11:21 am
#35
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 1,449
Originally Posted by Doppy
But you can take the bedspread off. The sheets are washed in hot water with tons of bleach. They're plenty clean.