Do "sateen" sheets catch on dry skin patches like microfiber ones do?
18927
I don't believe they do. But I don't have any experience with microfiber sheets.
18928
No I haven't had that kind if discomfort with them . They are soft but there is a crispness to them.
18929
hi, my sheets are very smooth. I do not own any microfiber sheets, nor do I ever plan to purchase any. I love my cotton sheets. I think you will be very happy with the pinzon sheet, I love them. hope this helps.
18930
Even at this point, with very few washings, I have not had a problem with any resistance against dry skin patches.
1441550
No. The definition of Microfiber is synthethic fiber. These sheets are wonderful though, don't let that scare you off. Go to Wikipedia for a good explanation of microfiber. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microfiber
1367207
Microfiber is not 100% cotton. It is usually a polyblend of some type. Doesnt really matter unless you are have fabric allergies and need the 100% cotton.
1325936
They are fast drying and worked well, but I can't say recall getting anything on the skin that was noticed. If it did, I must not have had a problem removing it.
1692178
Yes, absolutely! I do. Depending on where the patch is placed, you may want to make sure it covered clothing to hold in place. It may peel up a bit an catch to the bedding. I wear the patches at least 8 hours... V
415399
No, but I hang them to air-dry, and they are great. I'm very pleased with the improvement of my skin.
843603
No. They are dry microfiber clothes designed for sensitive surfaces such as optical lenses.
1676822
No, just makes it very soft. The sheets are very breathable. I don't actually notice it as "microfiber" at all. They aren't thick or textured, just so soft.
7737
Stretch wrap can get static. Hairs, dust, etc. will stick or be attracted to it.
1570177
They work like that on our daughter's full size bed. The sheets are definitely stretched tight and pull up some on the sides, but not enough to affect the function of anything.
2004604
Depends on what you're trying to stick them onto. I've used them for scrapbooking projects and on skin. Both work well! If using on skin, apply to clean dry skin.
1961358
Yes they do. Just take a damp cloth and wipe them down that's it. Hope that helps :)
118875
Not that I've noticed. I suppose it could happen if you use alot of product in one area, but I only use a small amount before I go to bed and then put a thick night cream over it. Bedding and clothing has never been affected.
1304860
I would say any microfiber will do the job. I think you can also use swifter cloth's too.
1894663
I use to cover a Fentynl patch. I sometimes get itching and once in awhile I do get some small blisters. Hope this helps.
1250326
There is none that I can see. In response to another previous valid comment, I find that they adhere or "weather" the night better if you do not apply moisturizer beforehand and your bedroom is not hot & humid. Also, cease all drinking/eating activities once they are on...
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I think so. It dries so it doesn't "soak" into your skin. It might make sensitive skin react though. I would recommend treating a small spot on a t-shirt, letting it dry, and see if your family reacts. Note that it will take a LOT of product to do an entire sheet.