How do you keep it clean?!
I LOVE the look of fluffy, white bedding, but we have a black cat and a toddler and I have no idea how it would stay white.
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Oxiclean! I actually like white better more because I can Oxiclean and bleach it.
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Lots of oxiclean and resolve.
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I do not wear daytime clothes on my bed. Only showered bodies and clean pjs. But I think the black cat will cause you problems...
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@MrsMcD: yeah.
He's a Turkish Angora and has med/long fluffy fur too.
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I've always wanted all white bedding, but it can't happen. Even though I know I could bleach it, it would only look clean for a day before it looked dirty and I'm not about to do laundry that often.
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I bleach it every other wash and sometimes let it soak in hot water with some white vinegar (I read somewhere that the latter removes detergent build-up on the fibers). I think the trick is to only wash white linens/towels with other white linens/towels and wash them on hot. No one would accuse me of being a neat freak, but I manage to keep the white sheets, duvet covers, and towels looking good.
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I just wash my sheets with Tide and it's good to go. We do not allow food on our bed .
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I had white bedding a few years ago and loved the look for about 6 months, but after that I just felt like it was always dingy. I love the look, too, but it's just way too much maintenance for me to deal with.
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Hot water and bleach. DH doesn't like to was his face before bed (totally disgusting but he just refuses) so you can tell his pillow case.
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No food or pets or shoes in bed. So it never gets dirty!
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This is the reason we never have a white duvet. I don't want to kick my pup off the bed so it's coloured/dark sheets for me lol!
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We have all white bedding (love our down,comforter) and two Yorkies. They do not shed but have thrown up in the bed
Bleach. Easy peasy.
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I specifically wanted a house on the sewer system so I could use bleach! With a septic tank, you have to be super careful.
I bleach whites every other washing. I hang them to dry outside when it's warm, the sunning helps as well.
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We don't have a pet so that is one less battle. We did just buy a new quilt since R spit up so much on the last duvet, but we wanted something thinner anyway. Just wash it a lot.
He's a Turkish Angora and has med/long fluffy fur too.
Bleach. Easy peasy.
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