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Comments (11)My Reynolds parchment paper is good to 420ð, too. I don't think I never need to go over that when using it. Mostly, I use parchment paper for baked goods, but when I use it for the occasional main dish, it's something that's cooked fairly gently, not blasted. My problem with the Martha wrap is having to throw away two products, instead of just one. I usually recycle my parchment paper a few times before I throw it away, and even then, I'm wishing I could recycle. Unfortunately, I've tried the Silpats, and don't like them nearly as much....See MoreFirst sleep: Brooklinen Classic Core Sheetset
Comments (26)One more thing. I just got the new Cuddledown catalog today. I want to mention them because I've had their pillows and duvet for years. I've also been in their store in Maine. Plus, when my 20 year old duvet needed to be refilled with down, I was able to send it to them and they made the repair reasonably. So that's all to say that I have done business with them for a long time and I trust them. I also just bought a new bed pad from them and it's outstanding. Was very expensive but it has made a difference and should give me many years of service. Just noticed they have 350 thread count percale sheets with some special pricing. On the same page there are cotton waffle weave blankets. They have sales and I if I needed something I would watch for those and try to take advantage as I did on the bed pad....See MoreBrooklinen luxury sheets
Comments (13)I have a few sheets that i got from my great aunt’s house. If she were living she would be 132, so those sheets are old. However, they are heavy, crisp and cool. I have searched for something similar but I don’t think anything like that is made now. I did find some Charter Club sheets i like a lot so maybe i will go with a known entity rather than Brooklinen....See MoreMattresses...those who like a soft bed
Comments (6)My mother has the same issue and uses a piece of plywood between box spring and mattress. She says it helps. If buying a new mattress I would personally go the topper route first and add the plywood down the road if need be. If you visit a mattress store, they will have a good cover. We bought one when we got our mattress a few years ago and we love it. It's not hot, doesn't make noise, washes and dries easily, and didn't let any liquid seep through to the mattress when one of our cats barfed on it. I was actually glad I hadn't made the bed yet, so she barfed on something I could easily clean vs the down comforter....See More- 8 years agolast modified: 8 years ago
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