"No Sweat" Triple Patented Bed Sheets Promise Relief From Night Sweats

MANHATTAN, N.Y. - Feb. 23, 2016 - EntSun -- PerfectLinens, an online bed sheet retailer who offers a revolutionary new way to find bed sheets, announces the release of high performance sheets "No Sweat!"   as a solution for individuals suffering from severe nigth sweats. The sheets dispel perspiration and moisture at twice the rate of cotton, and better than any other sheets the company's laboratory has tested.  Cool and exceptionally dry for relief from night-sweat symptoms, the sheets promise relief from night sweats  caused by  pregnancy, menopause, or humid conditions.

On the release of the "No Sweat!" line, PerfectLinens CEO Thomas Danaher explains, "it's our mission to provide sleepers with the worlds most comfortably sheets, that perfectly fit their needs, ensuring them the best sleep possible. We're thrilled to have discovered, through much research and testing, these remarkable bed sheets which will finally offer relief to those suffering from awful night sweats." His partner in product development, wife Mallory Danaher, agrees. ""Making this sheet available to those sleepless from night sweats marks an important milestone for our company. We're dedicated to providing only scientifically-proven, highly comfortable bed sheets to the public. Through extensive testing, we've finally discovered this sheet, which will bring much needed help to a none-too-small segment of the population: those suffering from menopause and pregnancy related temperature fluctuations."

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In order to offer "No Sweat" sheets on their website http://www.perfectlinens.com, Thomas' team of fabric analysts first put the product through rigorous scientific testing. The FEELab (Fabric Engineering and Evaluation Laboratory) identified the few sheets that delivered truly exceptional comfort for those with sensitive skin. Using the same technology as Nike and Under Armour, the analystsunlocked unique comfort characteristics by ensuring the sheets complied with a scientific model. After passing tests with flying colors, "No Sweat!" took its place among only ten exceptional products in the company's online store."No Sweat!" triple-patented fabric incorporates a unique plus sign-like  structured fiber with eight separate right-angle corners, which restricts water molecules from attaching to the fiber so they disperse quickly. Structured ultra-long fibers interlace inside the yarn to create billions of air pockets, so that water and vapor migrate via thin channels between the engineered yarns to evaporate moisture in the sheet and not on the skin. "No Sweat!" sheets even  remain evaporative when wet. A permanent antimicrobial finish inhibits the survival of germs and bacteria to reduce odors commonly associated with skin contact.

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About PerfectLinens: After decades as supplier and retailer for the bed sheets industry, PerfectLinens CEO Thomas Danaher has perfected the search for outstanding bed linens and developed a new way to offer them to users. The company's mission on behalf of shoppers is to demystify sheets. The company describes how a sheet feels to the touch after multiple washings, by subjecting each sheet to extensive fabric testing and scientific analysis.