Linens and Towels

[Chairman]

Went shopping today at Macy's and was checking out bedding, rugs, and towels. I looked through their various wares and found the Hotel Collection to be the one I liked best. Can anyone here recommend other stores that have a wide selection to choose from? Are department stores your best bet? Thanks in advance.

 

[eyephone]

Went shopping today at Macy's and was checking out bedding, rugs, and towels. I looked through their various wares and found the Hotel Collection to be the one I liked best. Can anyone here recommend other stores that have a wide selection to choose from? Are department stores your best bet? Thanks in advance.

It all depends on your taste/style and budget.

 

[Chairman]

What brand is considered high quality for a decent price in towel space? Some of the towels I felt up were really coarse. Pricing I came across for the towels I liked was in the $17-20 range.

 

[dealcatcher]

What brand is considered high quality for a decent price in towel space? Some of the towels I felt up were really coarse. Pricing I came across for the towels I liked was in the $17-20 range.

You rookie. ha. Check out TJ Maxx Home Goods. They carry the same stuff found at department stores at a fraction of the cost.

 

[bones]

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[Chairman]

What brand is considered high quality for a decent price in towel space? Some of the towels I felt up were really coarse. Pricing I came across for the towels I liked was in the $17-20 range.

You rookie. ha. Check out TJ Maxx Home Goods. They carry the same stuff found at department stores at a fraction of the cost.

Haha. Tj maxx stuff is hit or miss. You are getting stuff people dont buy at the dept stores. Ill check them out tho. Thanks.

 

[eyephone]

What brand is considered high quality for a decent price in towel space? Some of the towels I felt up were really coarse. Pricing I came across for the towels I liked was in the $17-20 range.

You rookie. ha. Check out TJ Maxx Home Goods. They carry the same stuff found at department stores at a fraction of the cost.

True that - so I'm not the only deal hunter here.

 

[irvinehomeshopper]

Frette linen and bedding has stood the IHS household's OCD twice weekly washing and wear and tear tests. I have used almost every brand including the Bloomingdales and Macy's hotel collections and Costco's white label. Egyptian, high percale and you name it I have tried them all. Mrs loves to wash and dry. I have enough lint from the dryer to make my own mattress. Frette lasted 2 years where other brands lasted 6 months and have holes from excessive washing. Qwerty, the holes were not from Lady Daf.

 

[irvinehomeshopper]

OCD got out of hand. Must send Frette linen for dry cleaning and press to avoid struggling with wrinkled sheets and a bad night of sleep.

 

[furioussugar]

May I suggest this for your wife- http://www.mieleusa.com/usa/laundry/rotaryIron/product.asp?cat=4&subcat=17&model=555&series=126&nav=&snav=&tnav=&oT=175&menu_id=20&active=Our%20Products&subm=Home%20Appliances&thirdL=Laundry%20Care&fourthL=Rotary%20Irons&fifthL=Products&

Does a great job on sheets

 

[bones]

[quote auth.

 

[irvinehomeshopper]

Where am I going to find room to store a $2,000 iron?

 

[furioussugar]

All you need is a 200 sq ft laundry room to house the iron and you're all set

 

[lnc]

Where am I going to find room to store a $2,000 iron?

In a $20,000 laundry room of course.

 

[Meggie]

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[Chairman]

OCD got out of hand. Must send Frette linen for dry cleaning and press to avoid struggling with wrinkled sheets and a bad night of sleep.

Props to you! I have a lot to learn!