Linens

In the 1700s, most people in the upper class occasionally washed their faces and hands, and kept themselves “clean” by changing the white linens under their clothing.

A sideboard is a long, low, flat-topped item of dining room furniture, usually made of wood, used to store china and linens.

“The venue I chose actually takes care of the rentals for tables, chairs, linens and catering,” she says.

Traditional fogging mists miss many of the hidden insects, and it can take several expensive visits, plus wholesale laundering of all your linens and clothing, to get rid of them.

Grandmother and great-grandmother used to mark their sheets, pillowcases, and other household linens with tiny initials of cross-stitch.

The bed is made with crisp white linens.

The clothing and linens are cleaned with locally produced and environmentally friendly detergents and delivered in reusable packages.

Take care of your used kitchen linens by washing and folding them.

Keep the kitchen linens, like dish towels, clean and hung up.

Ziri folded the bed linens.