By changing clothes, you keep your bed pollen-free: To keep your bed, bedroom and living room as free as possible from pollen, we advise you to hang clothes you have worn outside in the hallway or bathroom, rather than in the living room or bedroom. In addition, a short brushing of the hair helps with a damp brush. Both methods prevent you from taking the pollen that sticks to you into the living room.
The rest of the bed should also be equipped with a blanket and pillows, which are well suited for allergy sufferers. In addition, you can pull a protective cover, the so-called encasing, around the mattress, which prevents the mite faeces from swirling into the air.
As a mattress, we recommend a cold foam mattress, as there are generally fewer mites in it than in other mattresses, such as a spring mattress. You can choose a good cold foam mattress via the link below:
for cold foam mattress comparison
In the following table we have compared the three fabrics that are best suited as summer bed linen with their advantages and disadvantages for you, so that you can choose the most suitable material for your purposes.
Strong sweaters we advise to buy Renforcé bed linen or Linon, as both materials have very good moisture-regulating properties as they are made of cotton. Silk is recommended to buyers who want to treat themselves to something luxurious that may also cost a little more. Since Renforcé bed linen is iron-free, it is well suited for children or allergy sufferers who need to change their duvet cover every week, saving them more effort when ironing. Hardly any mites have silk for this, which is therefore an ideal material for allergy sufferers. However, all three varieties are suitable for allergy sufferers.
Bed linen in turquoise is very popular. Together with the right decoration, you can create a small oasis in your bedroom to relax with your bed in the center.
The Stiftung Warentest has not yet carried out a Renforcé bed linen test. Instead, in this last chapter, we've compiled the most common questions about Renforcé bedding for you.
Renforcé linen is made of cotton. Normally it is made of 100% cotton. The surface feels very soft and smooth and gives you a very pleasant feeling on the skin during sleep. Even with dyed fabric and a pattern created over colours, the soft feeling is maintained.
Renforcé bed linen is iron-free and thus significantly reduces your ironing effort. After washing and drying, it can be used directly or stored in the wardrobe and is therefore very easy to care for. As iron-free bed linen, it is also a very practical children's bed linen.
Cotton bed linen fleece the look of your home
Since Renforcé bedding is iron-free, crumpled beds are no longer a problem in the morning.
Since it is not additionally insulated or warmed, cotton renforcé is rather less suitable for winter. Nevertheless, some strong sweaters may find them very pleasant as cotton bed linen, which can absorb up to 20% of their own weight of water, even during the cold months of the year. However, it is completely unsuitable in winter for people who freeze in their sleep and need a warm bed linen.
The rest of the bed should also be equipped with a blanket and pillows, which are well suited for allergy sufferers. In addition, you can pull a protective cover, the so-called encasing, around the mattress, which prevents the mite faeces from swirling into the air.
As a mattress, we recommend a cold foam mattress, as there are generally fewer mites in it than in other mattresses, such as a spring mattress. You can choose a good cold foam mattress via the link below:
for cold foam mattress comparison
Types: Renforcé, Silk and Linon are the best summer bedding
In the following table we have compared the three fabrics that are best suited as summer bed linen with their advantages and disadvantages for you, so that you can choose the most suitable material for your purposes.
Strong sweaters we advise to buy Renforcé bed linen or Linon, as both materials have very good moisture-regulating properties as they are made of cotton. Silk is recommended to buyers who want to treat themselves to something luxurious that may also cost a little more. Since Renforcé bed linen is iron-free, it is well suited for children or allergy sufferers who need to change their duvet cover every week, saving them more effort when ironing. Hardly any mites have silk for this, which is therefore an ideal material for allergy sufferers. However, all three varieties are suitable for allergy sufferers.
Questions and answers on the subject of renforcé bedding
Renforcé Bedding TestBed linen in turquoise is very popular. Together with the right decoration, you can create a small oasis in your bedroom to relax with your bed in the center.
The Stiftung Warentest has not yet carried out a Renforcé bed linen test. Instead, in this last chapter, we've compiled the most common questions about Renforcé bedding for you.
What is Renforcé bedding made of and how does it feel?
Renforcé linen is made of cotton. Normally it is made of 100% cotton. The surface feels very soft and smooth and gives you a very pleasant feeling on the skin during sleep. Even with dyed fabric and a pattern created over colours, the soft feeling is maintained.
Do I need to iron renforcé bed linen?
Renforcé bed linen is iron-free and thus significantly reduces your ironing effort. After washing and drying, it can be used directly or stored in the wardrobe and is therefore very easy to care for. As iron-free bed linen, it is also a very practical children's bed linen.
Is Renforcé bed linen for summer or winter?
Renforcé cotton bed linen is mainly suitable for summer as it has a temperature-balancing effect, has a moisture-regulating effect and triggers a pleasant skin feeling. Also good materials for warm months are silk, but it is very expensive, and Linon. For more information about these materials, see section five above.Cotton bed linen fleece the look of your home
Since Renforcé bedding is iron-free, crumpled beds are no longer a problem in the morning.
Since it is not additionally insulated or warmed, cotton renforcé is rather less suitable for winter. Nevertheless, some strong sweaters may find them very pleasant as cotton bed linen, which can absorb up to 20% of their own weight of water, even during the cold months of the year. However, it is completely unsuitable in winter for people who freeze in their sleep and need a warm bed linen.
