Why is frum linen white?

amother

Aster

Yesterday at 9:41 pm

amother Gold wrote:

I’m not litfish.

If you were any kind of fish, obviously it would be goldfish!

amother

↑ Gold ↓

Yesterday at 9:53 pm

amother Ginger wrote:

Is anyone?

Sorry litvish. Im not that either

amother

↑ Gold ↓

Yesterday at 9:53 pm

amother Aster wrote:

If you were any kind of fish, obviously it would be goldfish!

Haha.

amother

↑ Indigo

Yesterday at 10:06 pm

what's the problem with white? y would someone have blood stain??? except if you're a niddah

amother

Blonde

Yesterday at 10:24 pm

Frum white linen is generally white duvet but another color sheet. I have had hotel style linen for 8+ years. The banding is taupe, and the sheets are the same taupe.

On a side note, I don't get the super floral linen for a master. It's so feminine to be used for a man.

amother

Forestgreen

Yesterday at 10:43 pm

Do majority people have the issue of staining? During dtd or any other time.. I always thought it was the minority
I never either heard of not sleeping on white on nights out of the 7 days. Chasidish satmer

Peersupport

Today at 8:05 am

I got my sets from dainty linen.
The sheets are colored too.

https://daintylinen.com/produc.....ding/

amother

Jean

Today at 8:11 am

amother Indigo wrote:

white linen has fresh crispy look, I just love white background.

As you see all hotels have white linen, it's a clean look.

As far as issues with staining, not everyone has this issue.

Regarding lavender set I love this one it has lavender sheets. https://luxurylinenofny.com/pr.....g-set

It's beautiful, but do people really pay $450 for a set of linen? (I'm sure some do, but I wouldn't have thought it was common enough to show as a recommendation.)

imaima

Today at 8:46 am

amother OP wrote:

Why do so many of the frum sets have so much white on them? Isn't an issue with staining and it's much better if there are colors/gray. Any recommendations for a nice comfortable set with some lavender in it and no big pieces of white?

Why do you need frum linen?

amother

DarkGreen

Today at 10:10 am

imaima wrote:

Why do you need frum linen?

If someone has 48" mattresses

amother

DarkYellow

Today at 10:16 am

amother Indigo wrote:

Hotels also use white so they can bleach their linen loads.

Chayalle

Today at 3:32 pm

amother DarkGreen wrote:

If someone has 48" mattresses

I've gotten 48" sheets on Shein. But more recently, I have newer thicker 48" mattresses (deep) and I find that full-sized sheets fit them quite nicely. I just tuck in the corners a drop.

I'm married for closer to 30 years BH and have never yet had a sheilah on linen.

I have a set of white PB that I love, and it washes beautifully with no extra effort.

amother

Cream ↓

Today at 3:35 pm

amother Ginger wrote:

Considering this trend has been around at least 2 years now, I doubt it'll go anywhere any time soon.
I often wonder about guestrooms with white linen. Why are the hosts using sheets that can be problematic?

This bugs me SO MUCH!!!!!

Sewsew_mom ↓

Today at 3:36 pm

Easy and cheap to find. Matches loads of duvets. I have no issue with it.

amother

↑ Cream ↓

Today at 3:37 pm

amother Indigo wrote:

what's the problem with white? y would someone have blood stain??? except if you're a niddah

Because you don't want it to MAKE YOU NIDDA

amother

↑ Cream ↓

Today at 3:39 pm

Sewsew_mom wrote:

Easy and cheap to find. Matches loads of duvets. I have no issue with it.

You don't but your guests may....
This isn't about your personal sheets- labrioot use what you like
This is about giving OTHER people white sheets when for some people it's highly problematic, when this can easily be avoided!

↑ Sewsew_mom

Today at 3:44 pm

amother Cream wrote:

My response wasn't about guests.
And also.. Linen in Jewish stores is a crime. They can dtd at home, and not have an issue on my white linen. Otherwise they are wearing underwear and it won't have an effect on linen.

amother

Nemesia ↓

Today at 3:55 pm

amother Cream wrote:

It's also gross!
I don't want to see remnants of any body fluids on my linen. sheets or shams.
White shows everything

amother

↑ Nemesia ↓

Today at 3:58 pm

Sewsew_mom wrote:

My guest are welcome to make my home theirs as long as they are here. They should feel comfortable to do as they please in the bedroom I provide them.
-I hated being given white linen as a guest and I don't ever do that to my guest.