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The bed linen is a rectangular piece of linen or cotton cloth used to cover the mattress. In many areas of the world, sheets laid on the mattress cover. The bed linen is usually combined with a blanket and bed cover in order to add a function other than as a mat cover mattress covers and bed cover serves to warm the body when winter arrives.

The bed linen is traditionally white, but the color is now a variety of patterns used. Quality linens are often conveyed by the thread count - the number of threads per square inch of material. In general, the higher the thread count, the softer the sheet, but the weave and type of thread can affect the "hand" of the material so that the sheet with a lower thread count may actually be softer than one with a higher number.

There are several fabrics are used to make linen. Among them are: cotton, linen, satin, silk, rayon, bamboo fiber, and also a mixture of polyester with cotton. New materials such as cloth-weaving polipropilene not allow the sheets used for disposables. This is because the price of such materials are relatively inexpensive. Bed linen with this material commonly used in places of refuge disaster.

Generally, bed linen bed linen consists of two types, namely: bed linen and bed linen price elastic. The bed linen is only average in the form of regular flat fabrics. While the bed linen is linen that section rubberised edges are given rubber fasteners that can be installed more firmly on the mattress. In its development, there is also a flat sheet, written strap at the ends so as to have the same functionality as rubberized linen.