The bed sheet is one of our most common partners when sleeping. It is in direct contact with our skin and has a very close relationship with us. Every time when the hotel linen supplies are updated, it is important to purchase a large number of hotel bed sheets, because the bed sheets in the hotel rooms belong to one guest and one wash, so they usually purchase three times the number of bed sheets!

For hotels, the most important thing in purchasing bed sheets is their safety, health and environmental protection! For hotel bed sheets, pure cotton fabrics are healthier for the body. Cotton fiber is a natural fiber, and its main component is cellulose. It has no irritation or negative effects when it comes into contact with the skin. It is beneficial and harmless to the human body when worn for a long time, and has good hygienic properties. And the moisturizing type, heat resistance, alkali resistance, and warmth retention are all very good.

In addition to the safety features of pure cotton sheets, the comfort is also high: moisture balance. Pure cotton fiber can absorb moisture from the surrounding atmosphere, and its moisture content is 8-10%. It feels soft but not stiff when it touches the skin. If the humidity increases and the surrounding temperature is higher, all the moisture contained in the fiber will evaporate, so that the fabric will maintain a water balance and make people feel comfortable. Coupled with good warmth retention: the thermal and electrical conductivity of cotton fiber is extremely low, the fiber itself is porous and highly elastic, and the gaps between the fibers can accumulate a large amount of air (air is also a poor conductor of heat and electricity), and the heat retention is high.

Pure cotton hotel bed sheets can be distinguished by the feel! The cloth surface has soft luster, soft hand feeling, poor elasticity and easy to wrinkle. After squeezing the fabric tightly and loosening it, you can see obvious creases, and the creases are not easy to restore to their original shape. Pull out a few warp and weft yarns from the edge of the cloth and twist them to see that the fiber lengths are different.