Bamboo Sheets Set

Commonly, sheets begin to smell because of mildew, particularly if they've been improperly stored in a damp area. However, the breathability of Amerisleep's bamboo sheets means that they will resist odors from sweat when in use. When the sheets aren’t on your bed, we suggest keeping them in a cool, dry place to best maintain their condition.

The bamboo fibers also have antibacterial and antifungal bio-agents that will keep smelly bacteria and mold spores from making themselves comfortable inside the sheets.

Any set of sheets that you use daily should be washed once a week, regardless of what material they are. We suggest washing your sheets with a mild detergent on a gentle cycle with cold to lukewarm water.

You should also wash your Amerisleep bamboo sheets before you use them the first time.

Yes, Amerisleep bamboo sheets can be tumbled dried, though it's also possible to let them line dry. If you use a dryer, make sure you use a low to medium heat cycle. Once the cycle is complete, remove the sheets to prevent them from wrinkling.

The plush feel of the fabric is one reason why bamboo sheets are so popular, with the sheets providing the gentle touch that delicate skin requires. Bamboo fibers are also extremely breathable, staying cool even on warm summer nights.

Lastly, bamboo sheets are highly hypoallergenic and resistant to bacteria and fungal infections. So they remain in pristine condition without sleepers having to work hard to maintain them.

The cost attached to high-quality bamboo sheets can keep some shoppers from trying them out. However, we still highly recommend bamboo sheets because the material is durable and lasts years and years, creating more value than what a cheaper material is likely to provide.

Bamboo sheets also have a reputation for comfort, with a lightweight, breathable drape that feels soft against the skin.

Yes, bamboo sheets are some of the best cooling sheets for hot sleepers. The fibers wick away heat and sweat, and the weave enables plenty of airflow to carry off the heat and moisture droplets. The sheets themselves feel soft and lightweight, with a gentle touch that soothes sensitive skin.

Moisture-absorbing means that the fabric can absorb sweat and such without feeling wet to the touch, trapping the moisture in tiny gaps inside the fibers. Many natural fibers such as cotton are moisture-absorbent. The upside of moisture-absorbent fibers is that sweat doesn’t leave a stain the way it might on a polyester or nylon fabric.

Moisture-wicking fibers keep sweat and moisture on the surface, where it moves along the fabric’s weave, eventually reaching the outside where air can evaporate it. While this can be great in some fabrics, it’s less desirable in sheets, where the body can trap wicked moisture and keep it from evaporating.