Simple Care Instructions

• Wash in warm water with a gentle eco-friendly liquid detergent.
• Dry on medium heat and remove from the dryer promptly to reduce wrinkles.
• Iron if desired.
• Important:
  BedVoyage 100% Bamboo Bedding is intentionally oversized to allow for first wash shrinkage, so wash your sheets before first use for the best fit.

Yes. Bamboo sheets can be safely dried in the dryer.

Use low to medium heat, and remove the sheets promptly when dry to reduce wrinkles.

Avoid high heat or over-drying, as this can weaken fibers and shorten the life of the fabric.

For best results:

• Dry sheets separately from heavy items like towels
• Remove from the dryer while still slightly warm
• Smooth or shake the sheets before folding or placing back on the bed

Proper drying helps keep bamboo sheets soft, smooth, and long-lasting.

Most stains can be removed easily with gentle treatment before washing.

For common stains, try one of the following:

• Spray a chlorine-free stain remover directly on the stain before laundering
• Apply a mixture of 1 part white vinegar to 4 parts water, then wash as usual
• For oil or lotion stains, pre-soak the sheets with ¼ cup Dawn dish soap, which helps break down oils

Always wash bamboo sheets in cold or warm water with a gentle liquid detergent, and avoid bleach or harsh stain removers that may weaken the fibers.

Treating stains before washing usually removes them completely.

High-quality bamboo sheets should not pill when properly cared for.

Pilling usually happens when fibers are damaged by harsh detergents, high heat, or friction from heavy items like towels.

To prevent pilling:

• Wash sheets separately from towels
• Use a gentle liquid detergent
• Wash in cold or warm water
• Dry on low to medium heat
• Avoid bleach, fabric softener, and dryer sheets

BedVoyage bamboo sheets are made with a tight twill weave, which helps reduce friction and improves durability over time.

Wash in warm water with a gentle eco-friendly liquid detergent and dry on medium heat. Iron if desired.

Important:
Melange bamboo-cotton bedding is intentionally oversized to allow for first-wash shrinkage, so wash before first use for the best fit.

Best Washing Practices

• Zip pillow shams closed before washing to protect the zipper

• Wash sheets separately from towels to prevent lint and friction

• Remove sheets from the dryer promptly to reduce wrinkles

• Bamboo-cotton may feel slightly stiff out of the washer — this is normal and softens as it dries

Recommended Detergents

Use a gentle liquid detergent, such as:

• Ecos

• Seventh Generation

• Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day

• Aspen Clean

Avoid detergents labeled “tough on stains,” which can be harsh on fibers.

What to Avoid

To maintain softness and performance, avoid:

• Fabric softener

• Dryer sheets

• Washer or dryer balls

• Harsh detergents

These can coat the fabric and reduce breathability or cause pilling.

Stain Removal Tips

For stubborn stains:

• Spray a chlorine-free stain remover directly on the stain

• Or apply a mixture of 1 tablespoon vinegar + 4 tablespoons water

For oil or lotion stains, pre-soak with ¼ cup Dawn dish soap, then wash normally.

Additional Tips

• Shake pillowcases before drying to smooth the hems

• Bamboo naturally resists bacteria, so bleach is rarely needed

• If wrinkles form, tumble in the dryer for 10 minutes to relax the fabric

• Melange sheets can be ironed using high heat and steam

• Before first use, wash towels in warm water with a gentle liquid detergent. Do not use fabric softener or dryer sheets, as they can coat the fibers and reduce absorbency.
• Tumble dry on medium heat. Bamboo towels often become even more absorbent after the first 2–3 washes.
• If using chlorine-free bleach, dilute it in water before adding towels, or pre-soak the towels for about 30 minutes.

Additional Tips

• Shake towels after washing to fluff the terry loops and improve absorbency
• Avoid ironing, which can reduce absorbency
• Use gentle detergents such as Ecos, Seventh Generation, Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day, or Aspen Clean
• Avoid detergents labeled “tough on stains,” which can be harsh on fibers

Bamboo towels naturally resist odor and bacteria, so they can often be hung to dry and reused between washes.

Both fabrics are easy to care for, but 100% bamboo sheets require slightly gentler washing than bamboo-cotton blends.

100% Bamboo Sheets

• Wash in cold or warm water
• Use a gentle liquid detergent
• Dry on low to medium heat
• Avoid bleach, fabric softener, and dryer sheets

Because bamboo fibers are very smooth and fine, gentle laundering helps maintain their softness and durability.

Bamboo-Cotton (Melange) Sheets

• Wash in warm water
• Dry on medium heat
• Gentle detergent recommended
• Occasional bleach is safe if needed

The cotton blend makes these sheets a bit more durable and slightly more forgiving in the wash.

Both fabrics should be washed separately from towels and removed from the dryer promptly to reduce wrinkling and maintain softness.

Bamboo sheets should be washed with a gentle liquid detergent that is free from harsh chemicals.

Good options include plant-based detergents such as:

• Ecos
• Seventh Generation
• Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day
• Aspen Clean

These detergents clean effectively while helping protect the softness and longevity of bamboo fibers.

For best care:

• Wash sheets in cold or warm water
• Dry on low to medium heat
• Avoid bleach, fabric softener, and dryer sheets

Harsh detergents labeled “tough on stains” or designed to remove grease or grass stains can be too strong for bamboo fibers and may shorten the life of your sheets.

With proper laundering, bamboo sheets can last 5–6 years or more while maintaining their softness and performance.