latex bed sheets

Posted by guest on: May 7th 2006 6:57:37 pm

has Anyone out there ever made a set of bed sheets from latex.I would like to try and make my own.My skills are limited,the top sheet seems quite eaasy,just a matter of gluing,but how about a fitted sheet for the bottom.Can...

guest, May 27th 2006 4:27:04 pm

I would recommend nothing thinner than .3mm latex sheeting, otherwise you run a pretty good risk of having it rip....

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guest, September 23rd 2007 6:07:07 pm

.3mm and .4mm are well suited for dresses. If you want more stretch go with .3mm, if you want more durability,...

guest, August 6th 2007 2:58:04 pm

What about for dresses?

VAC BED

Posted by guest on: Oct 28th 2004 2:24:12 pm

Hi just wondering whether the latex is thick enough for making a vac bed ? thank you

Wrinkels in latex sheeting

Posted by guest on: Oct 11th 2004 2:36:04 pm

I have wrinkles in my latex sheeting, I should have kept better care of it when storing it, but what's done is done. Does anybody have any advice on how I can get wrinkles out of the sheeting?

guest, October 11th 2004 2:38:02 pm

The best way to remove wrinkles from latex sheeting is if you are wearing the latex, the heat up against your body...