Bamboo on your Bed: Why you should switch to Bamboo Fabric Bedsheets

Rajiv Merchant, President -Domestic Retail, Boutique Living, Indo Count Industries elucidates on the benefits of using bedsheets made from bamboo to weave a good night’s sleep

 Rajiv Merchant-President Domestic Retail Boutique Living

Bedsheets play a crucial role in determining sleep patterns. So it is important to choose bedsheet fabrics that provide comfort and are safe for your skin.

Having said that, quite recently Bamboo cotton is growing incredibly popular, and is being increasingly used in bedsheets, quilts & duvet covers, towels and the list goes on. It has been used for centuries as food, a traditional medicinal treatment, a building material, and more recently, has been innovatively transformed into a luxurious fibre which can be spun into yarn and woven into a beautiful, silk-like fabric.

So what’s at the root of the recent bamboo obsession? With a huge array of unique benefits, bamboo cotton fabric can be enjoyed by allergy sufferers, eco-friendly users, the occasional indulgence aficionados and families alike.

The fabric is extremely soft, it is a material that feels like it lightly floats on your skin. Having said that, it’s also anti-bacterial, resistant to wrinkles, and has eco-friendly properties when made sustainably.

Here are a few benefits of using Bamboo cotton and why making the switch could help better your sleep.

Durability

One of the primary distinctions between cotton and bamboo is that the latter is much stronger and more durable. This comes to test when you wash the bedsheets over and again after multiple uses as well as those roughhousing moments when children are jumping on their beds.

Breathable 

Bamboo cotton is said to be cooling and moisture-wicking. The nature of its fibres and the way they come together in the fabric makes it very breathable. While cotton absorbs moisture or heat, the bamboo wicks away moisture and pulls away heat. This is one reason why bedding made from this grass is such a robust option. Since so many people sleep hot or sweat while they sleep, they benefit from bamboo cotton sheets and bamboo cotton pillows.

Hypoallergenic

The bamboo cotton fabric is naturally hypoallergenic and anti-bacterial. This makes it an ideal option for individuals with sensitive skin, asthma, or allergies. Dust mites, that cause indoor allergy symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, and nasal congestion are often attracted to warm, humid environments. Given its naturally cooling, moisture-wicking properties, the fabric helps repel dust mites and reduce indoor allergies.

Eco-Friendly & Sustainable

Bamboo grows faster than any other plant, making it a great choice. It uses only one-third of the water that cotton uses to grow to harvestable levels. Bamboos also don’t require fertiliser or pesticides to grow, it’s chemical-free. This makes it a safe, strong choice for consumers of all ages and degrees of health.

Odour-Repellent

This plant is also said to naturally repel odours. Bamboo cotton sheets are naturally antibacterial and antifungal meaning that it’s going to stay smelling great because it stays cleaner for a long time.

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