I never thought of sheets making a difference in my sleep apnea but I think everybody has their own preference and should follow that. Some like flannel sheets, I hate them, they are too warm. Some like crisp, some like soft. Thread count never seems to have a thing to do with how sheets feel to me. I have never dared to open the package to feel them...will have to try that! Anyway, mites are another deal. I change sheets once a week, put my pillows in a hot dryer for about 40 minutes, and do the same to my down comforter and down blanket and mattress pad. Once a month I wash pillows and blankets. I think it's helps my congestion and itching eyes somewhat.
Mrs. Rip Van Winkle, I was ready to go to Sam's and take out a membership just for the sheets until I read that you like your Tempurpedic mattress. I slept on my son's for a week when I baby sat the grandkids and it was the worst experience in my life. It was like sleeping on a cold, dead slab. So I think we may not have the same taste in bedsheets. However...I do love them crisp. And cold when I first crawl into bed. Oh sleep, how I crave good sleep!
Grandma
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ResMed Quattro Full Face Mask
ResMed S8 Escape with heated humidifier
Pressure set at 11

