I have a solar memory foam bed, I don't like laying directly on top and laying on top of my sleeping bag is too hot, I would like a fitted cotton sheet like a home..
Nash used to do a nylon one, but I can't find anything suitable, any ideas?
Nash used to do a nylon one, but I can't find anything suitable, any ideas?
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Maybe a kids cot bed might do the trick. As long as your not to fussed on colour. Probably not to much demand for green...
Maybe a kids cot bed might do the trick. As long as your not to fussed on colour. Probably not to much demand for green...
Might be worth looking at bespoke canal boat and motor home memory foam mattress makers. When I was looking around a few years ago they made custom sheets to match from memory 
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For my bedchair i just got an elasticated single bed cotton sheet from amazon, much nicer than nylon
For my bedchair i just got an elasticated single bed cotton sheet from amazon, much nicer than nylon
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Nash do a cotton sheet.
Nash do a cotton sheet.
Which solar bed do you have? As they already make one for the MK2 SP C-Tech
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A single bottom sheet?
I hope you are right, I'll look
. Ty.
A single bottom sheet?
I hope you are right, I'll look
. Ty.
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Did that fit in OK.. I'll be happy to try that I want proper cotton like at home, but thought a fitted sheet might need somewhere to tuck it in. 🙂
Did that fit in OK.. I'll be happy to try that I want proper cotton like at home, but thought a fitted sheet might need somewhere to tuck it in. 🙂
Fitted bottom sheet, what a gang of queen's!
next you'll be wanting a fridge to keep your tampax cool
next you'll be wanting a fridge to keep your tampax cool
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Thanks for the Imput, very interesting, hope it made you feel better
Thanks for the Imput, very interesting, hope it made you feel better
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Well yeah... It's the first part of the sleep system. It zips onto the bed.
It's not cotton... (Polyester maybe?) But honestly, I find it fine and it doesn't move what with being zipped on.
You can see it in this photo
Well yeah... It's the first part of the sleep system. It zips onto the bed.
It's not cotton... (Polyester maybe?) But honestly, I find it fine and it doesn't move what with being zipped on.
You can see it in this photo
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Popped in to Lidl this evening and they have dark green jersey ( cotton / polyester blend ) fitted sheets for £3.99. I bought one to save me picking bread crumbs and whatever else from the tiny holes in my Air Tex mattress. I did look for the LGBTQ rainbow version but unfortunately they didn't have that one 😉
Popped in to Lidl this evening and they have dark green jersey ( cotton / polyester blend ) fitted sheets for £3.99. I bought one to save me picking bread crumbs and whatever else from the tiny holes in my Air Tex mattress. I did look for the LGBTQ rainbow version but unfortunately they didn't have that one 😉
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A game changer for summer IMO.
I ditch the bag and use a fitted sheet and double bed throw in the summer.
I'm lucky my Mrs is a seamstress so stitched a single bedsheet to sit my bed better (although it was more then happy with it initially) and she also works for a being company so got me a decent throw (like a thin quilt) enough to wrap myself in and keep a chill off but also keeps me cool.
Initially did it for a week in France years ago because it was mid to upper 30's every day and i didnt fancy melting in my solar bag.
A game changer for summer IMO.
I ditch the bag and use a fitted sheet and double bed throw in the summer.
I'm lucky my Mrs is a seamstress so stitched a single bedsheet to sit my bed better (although it was more then happy with it initially) and she also works for a being company so got me a decent throw (like a thin quilt) enough to wrap myself in and keep a chill off but also keeps me cool.
Initially did it for a week in France years ago because it was mid to upper 30's every day and i didnt fancy melting in my solar bag.