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Linen has several special properties that ensure you really sleep better. Linen bedding is airy and breathable. It keeps your body at the right temperature, which means you fall asleep quickly and stay asleep all night. It contains no dust mites, is antibacterial and can absorb a lot of moisture without becoming damp itself. So it is ideal for people who perspire a lot at night.

The linen bedding from Casa Comodo carries an Oeko-Tex® certificate. It has been tested for more than 1,000 harmful chemicals. Only with an Oeko-Tex® certificate can you be sure that your bedding is free of harmful chemicals and pesticides.

Yes, linen bedding is wonderful to sleep under in every season. It feels cool in summer and warm in winter. Whatever the weather, linen makes sure that your body stays at the right temperature.

If you are allergic to dust mites, the choice of bedding is very important. Which bedding is best to choose if you are allergic to dust mites? Our answer is linen. Why? Linen does not contain dust mites!

Yes, linen is the nicest textile if you suffer from hot flushes that keep you awake. Linen can retain warmth when you feel cold, but releases the heat when you feel warm. That makes linen bedding so suitable for people who suffer from hot flushes and perspire a lot. Linen is airy and breathable.

Linen is made from the flax plant, which grows on rainwater and without harmful pesticides in the coastal areas of France, Belgium and the Netherlands. The entire plant is processed into linen. This is a sustainable production process that is labour-intensive. Linen is also sustainable in maintenance and use. If you treat linen well, it will last a long time (it does eventually wear out). Linen may only be washed at a low temperature (max 40 degrees) and dried at a low temperature (this uses less energy).

Wash linen bedding at a maximum of 40 degrees. Dry it on the washing line or at a low temperature in the dryer. Never wash or dry your linen bedding at a high temperature, as this can cause the fibres to break. And use a mild detergent for your linen bedding.