Linen to Die For

[Noelle D]

Linen to Die For

The skirt and the sheet are attached. Its called a "valance sheet"...you change it with every client. *lol* Ego, you must sleep with a teddy bear and a light on.

 

[Bby v.]

Did anyone get the catalog?  It's been 5 or 6 days and I still don't have mine.  I can drive to the address on their website in about 15 minutes, but can't get a catalog in less than a week -- not to mention they're out of stock for 6 to 8 weeks.  Joe E.

 

[scient49]

Linen to Die For

?I'd guess nothing exceeds like success, Joe. The ad was in Massage Therapy Journal, circulated to members and associates of the AMTA. Perhaps they weren't anticipating such an enthusiastic response. *lol* I wouldn't mind having that problem! ;-)The concept and presentation is introduced, at the least. I'd imagine the product very worth waiting for.Gi

 

[Posleen Killer]

Oh no, you're absolutely right.  I was just thrilled when you posted the site as I've been looking for superior quality sheets for some time.  I've got a rate increase coming up and nothing better than introducing something new like these linens prior to the increase.  We must constantly reinvent our work and the way we present ourselves in the marketplace.  I just didn't want to wait 6 weeks.  Anyone have any cheese for my whine.  lol.  Joe E. I'd say, I was going to bust out the sewing machine and start stitching myself, but we've been down that road already.  All the best. Joe E.

 

[ishita]

Linen to Die For

The skirt and the sheet are attached. Its called a "valance sheet"...you change it with every client.

I was trying to figure out how the skirt stayed there.  Depending on what size sheets you use it may not make much difference to your wash. I just use a skinny little sheets that covers the table top with minimal overhang - the valance sheet would be equivalent to at least 3 of my current bottom sheets  - quite a bit of extra laundry.