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• Microfiber towels are becoming increasingly popular due to their ability to clean and dry surfaces quickly without leaving streaks or scratches.
• Microfiber Wash is a specific detergent for microfiber towels that will open the billions of strands inside to gently release dirt and grime from each individual fiber without damaging the towel.
• Unlike other detergents, Microfiber Wash rinses completely clean for a perfectly-soft, residue-free towel.
• Microfiber towels will clean better, dry faster, and give better scratch-free results after one wash using Microfiber Wash.
• Regular laundry detergent can reduce the life of microfiber towels by filling the fabric with fabric softeners, or chemically-burning the actual microfiber strands.
• To properly wash microfiber towels, you should separate them based on their use, i.e. washing your wheel towels separately from your body towels to ensure that you do not cross-contaminate.
• You should inspect your microfiber towels before and after washing to ensure there are no abrasive particles, such as twigs or debris, that can get lodged onto another part of your towel or a different towel and render your towels useless.
• If you come across a microfiber towel that is no longer in a decent condition due to dirt or oil buildup, it’s better to toss it away or use it for a different purpose like your wheels or undercarriage instead of using it on your paint after washing it.
• Microfiber towels are a great investment for anyone who wants to keep their belongings clean without causing damage or scratches.
• Microfiber is available in different types and sizes including microfiber sheets.
• In general, cleaning and washing microfiber sheets can be a little different from washing your regular sheets.
• Cleaning and washing microfiber sheets require proper and careful handling in order to maintain the quality, softness, and durability of the material.
• The way you wash the sheets can make a difference in how long the sheets last. Overusing harsh detergents and fabric softeners can make them rough and reduce their life span.
• When washing microfiber sheets, use a gentle, liquid-based, and bleach-free detergent made for delicate fabrics like silk and wool, to keep the sheets clean without causing any damage.
• You should avoid using fabric softeners since they can damage the fibers and reduce the durability of the sheets.
• Always wash microfiber sheets separately from any other fabrics, especially those made of rough materials such as jeans, towels, or blankets. Doing so will prevent any lint particles from

• Fashion, Lifestyle & Beauty Expert, Anya Sarre introduces PeachSkinSheets as a brand for comfortable and affordable sheets.
• PeachSkinSheets are great for hot and cool sleepers, and they have thermal control and moisture management properties to keep you drier and comfortable.
• These sheets are made of athletic-grade performance SMART fabric, making them ultra-soft and breathable.
• The durable fabric is resistant to pilling, dust, and pollen, which results in longer-lasting softness.
• PeachSkinSheets offer luxurious 1500 Thread Count level of softness with a brushed PeachSkin finish on both sides.
• The sheets come in 24 different colors and have a free swatch program that allows you to feel the difference.
• The hypoallergenic material of PeachSkinSheets makes it great for people with skin sensitivities and allergies.
• The speaker mentions the importance of good health and a great night’s sleep.
• PeachSkinSheets could be an ideal option for people looking for affordable luxury sheets.
• The speaker offers a 20% discount code for all regular priced items on the peachskinsheets.com website if you use the “love” promo code.
• Anya Sarr recommends PeachSkinSheets for everyone and says that it makes a great gift for your parents, partner, friends and of course, yourself.
• PeachSkinSheets are available in various sizes from Split King to XL Full.
• The transcript also has some information about the TV host and her busy schedule, which isn’t relevant to the query.

In summary, PeachSkinSheets are a brand of affordable and comfortable sheets made of athletic-grade performance SMART fabric. They offer a luxurious 1500 Thread Count level of softness which makes them perfect for hot and cool sleepers. The hypoallergenic material makes it an excellent option for people with skin sensitivities and allergies. It comes in 24 different colors and has a free swatch program. PeachSkinSheets are available in various sizes, including Split King, Split Head, Cali King, King, Queen, Full, Twin, XL Twin, and XL Full. Finally, Anya Sarr, the fashion, lifestyle, and beauty expert, recommends PeachSkinSheets as a great gift for your loved ones and also offers a 20% discount on all regular priced items on their website.

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• Linen is the oldest type of bedding material.
• Cotton is the most recognizable and readily available sheet material.
• Linen sheets are made from flax stalks, and the threads produced from this plant are much thicker than cotton fibers.
• Linen feels weightier than cotton sheets.
• Linen can be measured by thread count but usually falls in the range of 50 to 150.
• Thread count is not an indicator of quality but often indicates breathability.
• Linen sheets are super breathable and have moisture-wicking properties making them great for hot sleepers.
• Linen is more textured than cotton sheets but should not feel itchy or scratchy on your skin.
• Cotton is super accessible and has three main types: traditional, Supima, and Egyptian.
• Supima and Egyptian cotton are softer and more durable than traditional cotton.
• Cotton sheets come in two main weaves: percale and satin.
• Percale weave leaves cotton sheets feeling crisp and looking new on your bed.
• Satin sheets feel really soft and buttery smooth and can have a sheen.
• Cotton is a really breathable material, so it is a great option for hot sleepers.
• Linen is a more durable material than cotton sheets.
• Linen sheets can last a very long time.
• Cotton is more affordable than linen and tends to have more variety in terms of construction and color options.
• Both linen and cotton sheets have easy care and are machine washable.
• Both are natural products, so they are eco-friendly and hypoallergenic options.
• Linens are great for people looking for hypoallergenic bedding and they will fight common allergens in your sleep environment.
• Cotton sheets are more affordable and accessible and have really easy care.
• Linens tend to be more pricey than cotton sheets.
• Depending on their construction, cotton sheets might trap heat more than linen sheets.
• Linens are more prone to wrinkling compared to cotton sheets.

• Microfiber and polyester are usually used interchangeably, but microfibers are usually made from polyester. However, not all polyester sheets are made with microfibers and not all microfiber sheets are made from polyester.
• Polyester and microfiber fabrics are more durable than cotton, water and dirt-resistant and they retain their color for a long period of time when compared with cotton, but some oil stains may be too difficult to clean.
• Polyester is water-resistant, so it dries faster and does not hold water or become as heavy as cotton. Microfiber bedding can hold up to seven times the weight of the water and gives up water faster to about three times quicker than cotton sheets, so it is easier to wash.
• Polyester microfiber sheets are less likely to wrinkle and pill over time, but pilling depends on the quality of the fabric, with high thread count ones having less pilling.
• Polyester has poor breathability, as it tends to trap heat and holds the most moisture inside, which may cause skin irritation for those with allergies and sensitive skin. Cotton has better breathability than polyester and helps remove sweat, while microfibers are similar to cotton and breathe better than regular polyester.
• Cotton is a natural option, soft on the skin, and offers better breathability. Egyptian and pima cotton are expensive, while polyester microfibers can be mass-produced and cheaper.
• Cotton is the best pick for those who like to sleep in an old cotton T-shirt because it’s just so comfy.
• High quality polyester microfiber products are a great budget alternative to cotton, more durable than cotton, and usually a bit cheaper. However, if you are against chemicals and have allergies, you live in a humid place or are a hot sleeper, then cotton is the better option.
• The video describes cotton sheets as the “best value” option and polyester sheets as the “best-rated” option, with links to both in the video description.
• The video author offers a more in-depth comparison and frequently asked questions, which can be found on their website using the link in the video description.
• The video is published by Sleeping Lucid on April 4, 2020, and has over 68,000 views as of the transcript date.
• The author of the video recommends cotton sheets, but also mentions that microfiber bedding can feel better than cotton in some cases.
• The video ends with an invitation to viewers to subscribe and leave questions in the comments section.

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