New Product Makes Environmentalists Happy While Helping Consumers Sleep Like a Dream
New 100% bamboo bed sheets are thrilling environmentally conscious consumers, while providing them with added comfort and health benefits.
Champlain, NY, July 11, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Sleep Bamboo Inc. a company founded in 2008 and located in Champlain, New York has announced their new product line. The product, an environmentally friendly bed sheet made from 100% Bamboo fibers, is winning the praise of environmentalists and consumers alike for both its earth conscious properties and its numerous health benefits.
The sheets are produced from Moso Bamboo, one of the most important and wide spread species of bamboo in China. Bamboo, well-known for its self-regeneration, is one of the fastest growing plants in the world. Although the plant's numerous health benefits are unknown to many, Sleep Bamboo Inc. Marketing Director Marc Richardson is hoping that his product will bring these advantages to the forefront, "Bamboo is naturally antibacterial and repels dust mites, bed mites and allergens. We've had a great number of clients come to us and tell us that not only are the sheets more comfortable than their cotton bed sheets, but that they've also seen a reduction in their allergy symptoms since sleeping on them."
The hypoallergenic sheets also boast some thermal properties not seen in either silk or cotton bed sheets that make them more comfortable at more extreme temperatures and that make them particularly practical for women experiencing the 'hot flashes' often associated with menopause and pregnancy. The fabric is thermal regulating and 3-4 times more absorbent than cotton. Bamboo sheets also breath 10 - 20 times better than silk. The company claims that these unique properties allow more air between the sleeper's skin and the sheets, allowing for a cooler sleep in the summer and a warm sleep in the winter that is less likely to result in overheating.
"With all of the environmental and health benefits of the sheets consumers were skeptical about their comfort level. They felt that comfort had to be the downside." Said Richardson, "Customers are pleasantly surprised by the feel of the fabric to say the least. The sheets are comparable to the feel of silk or cashmere with the difference being that they breathe much better and adjust to the sleeper's body temperature. In fact, I've had a customer who owns a resort in Costa Rica tell me that our $250.00 sheet is as good or better than his $2000.00 Italian bed sheets, needless to say he has switched to our bedding for his resort."
The company is very confident that consumers will enjoy their product going so far as to offer a free sample of the fabric for customers to try out before buying. For details on obtaining a free sample you can visit the company's website at http://www.sleepbamboo.com.
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The sheets are produced from Moso Bamboo, one of the most important and wide spread species of bamboo in China. Bamboo, well-known for its self-regeneration, is one of the fastest growing plants in the world. Although the plant's numerous health benefits are unknown to many, Sleep Bamboo Inc. Marketing Director Marc Richardson is hoping that his product will bring these advantages to the forefront, "Bamboo is naturally antibacterial and repels dust mites, bed mites and allergens. We've had a great number of clients come to us and tell us that not only are the sheets more comfortable than their cotton bed sheets, but that they've also seen a reduction in their allergy symptoms since sleeping on them."
The hypoallergenic sheets also boast some thermal properties not seen in either silk or cotton bed sheets that make them more comfortable at more extreme temperatures and that make them particularly practical for women experiencing the 'hot flashes' often associated with menopause and pregnancy. The fabric is thermal regulating and 3-4 times more absorbent than cotton. Bamboo sheets also breath 10 - 20 times better than silk. The company claims that these unique properties allow more air between the sleeper's skin and the sheets, allowing for a cooler sleep in the summer and a warm sleep in the winter that is less likely to result in overheating.
"With all of the environmental and health benefits of the sheets consumers were skeptical about their comfort level. They felt that comfort had to be the downside." Said Richardson, "Customers are pleasantly surprised by the feel of the fabric to say the least. The sheets are comparable to the feel of silk or cashmere with the difference being that they breathe much better and adjust to the sleeper's body temperature. In fact, I've had a customer who owns a resort in Costa Rica tell me that our $250.00 sheet is as good or better than his $2000.00 Italian bed sheets, needless to say he has switched to our bedding for his resort."
The company is very confident that consumers will enjoy their product going so far as to offer a free sample of the fabric for customers to try out before buying. For details on obtaining a free sample you can visit the company's website at http://www.sleepbamboo.com.
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Marc Richardson
866-652-2908
http://www.sleepbamboo.com/
Marc Richardson
866-652-2908
http://www.sleepbamboo.com/
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