Bedsheets ?

[rebe1968]

Ok this may sound strange but can I bring my own bed sheets from home .

 

[GoofyFairie]

I would think you could bring whatever linens you wanted. I don't think they change beds daily. I took my towels because of my kids sensitive skin. I debated on the sheets, but I ran out of room and my DH ran out of patience!

 

[sunnyday123]

I always bring my own sheets...I work at a cc company....had a woman write in about a stay in Las Vegas. She got into bed, snuggled under the covers,felt something with her foot...wait...what's this??? Let's just say...it "really hit the fan" when she lifted the covers.

tried to keep it clean, this is a family board.

 

[rebe1968]

I always bring my own sheets...I work at a cc company....had a woman write in about a stay in Las Vegas. She got into bed, snuggled under the covers,felt something with her foot...wait...what's this??? Let's just say...it "really hit the fan" when she lifted the covers.

tried to keep it clean, this is a family board.

ewww thanks..even though its Disney world and they try to keep everything clean..I still dont want someone elses skin sluff on my bed sheets..

 

[PrincessKsMom]

Just keep one thing in mind. Some people have mentioned they think they brought home bedbugs because they brought their own pillows. I assume same thing would apply for bringing your own sheets. (I'm not saying Disney has bedbugs, or that you shouldn't, just repeating what I read elsewhere).

 

[sunnyday123]

ewww thanks..even though its Disney world and they try to keep everything clean..I still dont want someone elses skin sluff on my bed sheets..

ummm....it wasn't skin sluff.....

felt it was their "duty" to leave something behind.....


ahem

 

[tinawv]

I have brough my own blankets, but never my own sheets. I like this idea though. I hate not having fitted sheets on the bed.

 

[Ali]

My son has very sensitive skin and I always have to bring complete linens wherever we go. A full suitcase of stuff that would seem to be rediculous to carry but completely impossible to leave behind without massive skin repurcussions. I just pull the bedspread off and put in on the hanging clothing shelf, put the fitted sheet over the made bed/blanket and add his blanket on top. We come back every night to his linens made up on the bed.

So, yes, it is weird but it isn't an issue.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Just make sure you bring colored or patterned sheets so Housekeeping doesn't accidentally take them.

 

[cheerforchelsea]

I never thought about taking sheets - my daughter has detergent allergies. After a week at WDW her arms and legs are usually covered with a rash. Next time some sheets might just solve that problem!!!

 

[rebe1968]

ummm....it wasn't skin sluff.....

felt it was their "duty" to leave something behind.....


ahem

Oh I know what you ment the first time...

 

[suzimar57]

ah, great - now i've got to check for "presents" left behind under the sheets....

 

[tinawv]

Just make sure you bring colored or patterned sheets so Housekeeping doesn't accidentally take them.

I wondered about this also. The colored or patterned sheets is a great idea.

 

[Schmeck]

Or you could just unmake the bed before you leave in the morning, putting your sheets back in the suitcase so they don't get taken accidently.

 

[JerseyMamaBear]

ummm....it wasn't skin sluff.....

felt it was their "duty" to leave something behind.....


ahem

and it wasent winnie the "pooh" either!!!! ewwwwwwwwwwwwwww