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Old 02-13-2009, 04:25 PM #5
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Lightbulb I use...
I use jersey sheets (bottoms).

And I haven't used a top sheet since before menopause.
Top sheets block air circulation and hug the body, and this is
just unbearable to me. I have a thin cotton comforter, that is
really not very warm, that I use instead of a sheet. It puffs up and doesn't smother my feet. Then when it gets really cold,
I have another polyester comforter I put over that.

I haven't been able to tolerate a top sheet for ages.
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