Best Stain Resistant Sheet Sets?

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What is the best variety (cotton, satin etc;) of sheets sets that doesnt retain dirt as much. I have tried to wash my sheets in the laundry with stain fighter, oxyclean, clorox and the best of the best detergents, but they dont seem to get white and clean as new ones. Will expensive sheets sets work better. If so, please suggest a good brand and variety.

I really like white ones and cannot really compromise with any other colors.

Your help is much appreciated.

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  1. pretty rican says:
    February 12, 2010 at 2:57 am

    I would suggest getting a duvet cover set. A bamboo duvet cover set is great because it’s organic. Unlike other anti-microbial fabrics, bamboo fiber contains an agent “Bamboo Kun” that prevents bacteria from cultivating on it, it also dries faster than cotton making it hard for the bacteria to survive on it. Organic Bamboo Sheets are all natural, hypo-allergenic and bacteria resistant, allowing for a clean and restful sleep. I would suggest going online to http://shop.multishopstop.com/. They have a couple of beautiful bamboo duvet covers sets and many other duvet sets if your not into bamboo. Cotton is great for laundering. So a 100% cotton duvet cover will be great. I always suggest bedding from "Le Vele". If not Blancho Bedding if you want something more affortable.

    Duvet covers are great for laundering. They can easily be washed with other sheets. They protect your comforter as well which is great because you don’t have to worry about washing your comforter especially if it gets a heavy stain.
    Good luck and I hope I helped answer your question.

  2. Bambina says:
    February 12, 2010 at 2:57 am

    well, i am no expert by all means, but i also have white sheets, and i use either flannel or organic cotton. they seem to stay pretty white. if i happen to get a stain on them, i use dawn soap on the spot, then just a little in the wash. hope this helps :)

  3. Valerie K says:
    February 12, 2010 at 2:57 am

    Sheets will get stains on them no matter what. However, to protect your mattress (which is harder to clean) try using a mattress cover underneath your sheets.

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