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16. It also said most Target sets are 100 percent cotton but a few are

Tue Oct 5, 2021, 10:54 AM

Oct 2021

Last edited Tue Oct 5, 2021, 12:45 PM - Edit history (1)

80 percent. It did say they shrank about 4 percent in the wash as opposed to the Bean 2 percent.

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Best Flannel Sheets [View all] Tomconroy Oct 2021 OP

Unless you're in Snow country, then you might need to. msfiddlestix Oct 2021 #3

I am in CO, but I do understand. niyad Oct 2021 #6

I'm in Northern California, but I still can imagine it. msfiddlestix Oct 2021 #10

Why? jmbar2 Oct 2021 #5

I get it - like velcro. jmbar2 Oct 2021 #13

Flannel on Flannel probably wraps you up. OAITW r.2.0 Oct 2021 #9

I would hate that jmbar2 Oct 2021 #14

The review said they pill a bit more than LL Bean but were Tomconroy Oct 2021 #4

Thanks, that's helpful.. msfiddlestix Oct 2021 #11

They also said the Amazon Pinzon flannel was a close Tomconroy Oct 2021 #12

It also said most Target sets are 100 percent cotton but a few are Tomconroy Oct 2021 #16

In the case of my mattress size, I have come to prefer some shrinkage.. msfiddlestix Oct 2021 #17

Flannel sheets and a 3" foam rubber pad along with an electric blanket OAITW r.2.0 Oct 2021 #7

Thanks - just ordered some!! Ready for a cozy winter! walkingman Oct 2021 #15