What do you put in your beds...sheets?

[monakayk]

:@What do you put in your beds...sheets or sleeping bags? I really would rather sleep on sheets with a blanket over them, but when we close up the bed....won't all that fall on the floor? Any suggestions how you keep the bedding on the bed, when the beds are closed would be very helpful. We just bought a HTT and need to figure out this stuff.

Thanks in advance.

[LEMII]

gem1122 wrote:

ChooChooMan74 wrote:
Made just like my bed at home. With a 3" memory foam.

Same here. Everything gets folded up and stacked on sofa when it's time to move on.

+1

[Merrykalia]

Just for thought: I always made my beds with sheets, blankets, etc. but I was outside. Then pulled the canvas over the bed and hooked it underneath. The only time that didn't work was when we were beside a large cliff and I would have had to have been 60' tall to reach in. That was scary and I didn't sleep on that side of the htt.

[Dick_B]

We use sleeping bags with sheets inside on our twin beds. Takes about 30 seconds to `make up' a bed.

[gem1122]

ChooChooMan74 wrote:
Made just like my bed at home. With a 3" memory foam.

Same here. Everything gets folded up and stacked on sofa when it's time to move on.

[1rickw]

We have been using a Travasak now for over 10 years. Here is a link from amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/Travasak-Evergreen-Microsuede-System-Comforter/dp/B008GPIA58/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

[Merrykalia]

When we had our HTT, we used a memory foam topper, fitted sheet, then top sheet and blanket. We used the stretchy hooks that attached under the mattress. As long as the mattress stayed in place, the bed clothes stayed on. Worked for us for 3 years.

Sheet Keepers - this is what we used.

[PAThwacker]

MonaK, are still going off beaten paths? The 23b is known for low drains, low approach angles, and the limited payload offered. We towed our pup with 5.3V8 TB and moved it to backup duty after struggling on downhill highway grades with the BH HTT.

It was either the 3.42 and/or frontal area and it was unable maintain 50mph on a 7 percent downhill grade. I have not have any power issues putting full size trucks in front of it.

[PAThwacker]

We have 2 bunk ends and rear bunk beds. The bunks get memory foam which is stored on the top bunk during travel. Mattress liners on the kids lower bunk and side bunk end. Outdoorsy comfy sheets, fleece top layer, and lots of pillows. We are very comfortable. Crazy sunny site, and on go the SHW gizmos.

[dadmomh]

Our '07 ROO 23SS was made up just like the beds at home. Mattress pad, sheets, blankets, quilt. I'm just not a sleeping bag person and much prefer the regular set up. DH didn't much care, but think he ended up preferring the sheets, etc. We left the mattress pad on the mattress, but usually pulled off the sheets, etc and washed even after just a weekend. On a longer trip, we had to take the quilt off, but left the sheets and blanket and it was fine to close up....just had to straighten everything when we set up the next time. Many use memory foam or some other toppers, but we were fine with the standard heated mattress. The mattresses on ours folded in half so that held the sheets and blanket in place when we closed up.

Don't know if your bunkends are loose with snaps and Velcro to close it up or are attached. Ours were open and when everything was done, bed made, then DH snapped and Velcro'd the flaps down. It worked best for us doing something I read on here about making them from both inside and outside....I'd been crawling all over the bed before. DH worked from the outside and I did the inside. Easy as pie. Snaps, Velcro, done. If you have attached canvas, I doubt that would work. Happy camping!

[TerriStar]

sleeping bags with a fitted sheet over mattress. Three beds to make in our hybrid and no one helps me with that part so I make it easy on myself. They set up the rest of the camper so I don't complain.

[ChooChooMan74]

Made just like my bed at home. With a 3" memory foam.

[cresb]

Comforters. We bought matching king size comforters. Keep the plastic container they come in. Fold over half and they are just like sleeping bags. When on the road roll up and put back in plastic to store under the table, on the couch or where you like.