Linens Care & Washing Guides

Essential Tips for Washing and Maintaining Luxury Sheets

Should You Wash New Sheets Before Using Them?
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Yes — you should always wash your new BEQUEM sheets before using them. Fresh sheets may feel slightly crisp due to the finishing process. Washing them activates the softness of the premium fibers, especially long-staple cotton and TENCEL.

One-time pre-wash method:

  • Start the cycle with 1 cup of baking soda
  • During the rinse cycle, add 1 cup of white vinegar
How to Wash Bed Sheets in the Washing Machine
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Follow these steps to ensure your BEQUEM luxury sheets stay soft and long-lasting:

  • Pre-Washing: Read care labels and treat stains gently.
  • Don’t Overcrowd: Sheets need space to move freely.
  • Wash Separately: Avoid mixing with clothes, zippers, or towels.
  • Water & Detergent: Use warm water, mild detergent, avoid overuse.
  • Drying: Air-dry if possible; use low or medium heat in dryer.
Caring for Different BEQUEM Fabrics
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Different fabrics require different care:

TENCELâ„¢
Cold or warm water, gentle cycle, mild detergent, avoid bleach, tumble dry low or line dry.
Luxury Cotton (400–1000 TC)
Warm water, gentle detergent, wash separately, tumble dry low/medium, remove immediately.
Linen
Cold water, natural detergent, avoid bleach, line dry or low heat, softens each wash.
Bamboo
Cold water, gentle cycle, wash alone, mild detergent, line dry preferred.
Silk/Satin
Use detergent for delicates, cold gentle cycle, air dry, no bleach or heat.
How Often Should You Wash Your Sheets?
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Experts recommend washing your sheets once a week to maintain hygiene, comfort, and sleep quality.

How to Avoid Sheet Pilling
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  • Avoid hot water and high dryer heat
  • Don’t use bleach or harsh chemicals
  • Don’t overdry
  • Use gentle liquid detergents
  • Wash sheets separately

Premium BEQUEM fabrics like long-staple cotton and TENCEL are naturally resistant to pilling, but proper care prolongs their beauty.

How Long Do Luxury Sheets Last?
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With proper care, premium BEQUEM sheets last 5–10 years, with durability, color stability, and increasing softness over time.