We Know: How to Buy Waterbed Sheets About Waterbed Sheets Although you can use standard mattress sheets with waterbeds, it's usually a frustrating process because a waterbed shifts and moves. Waterbed sheets make it easier because the fitted sheet is attached to the top sheet. The corner pockets have extra fabric that sit under the waterbed corners and help to keep the sheets in place and not move. Another option is Stay-Tite sheets that are secured with poles through their loops. The Importance of Thread Count The higher the thread count, the softer and more comfortable the sheets. Nice sheets start at around a 200 thread count and high quality sheets can have more a thread count of more than 1,000. Cotton is comfortable and less expensive than silk or satin sheets but silk and satin usually have higher thread counts. Waterbed Sheet Sets There are many waterbed sheet sets from which to choose, including: Mom's Linen Chest San Antonio Waterbed Sheet Set: Queen sized (108" x 96") with 200 thread count. Sells for around $65. SmartBargains Satin Waterbed Sheet Set: King sized (72" x 84"). Sells for around $30. Kozy Komfort by Karen Super Single T200 Waterbed Sheet Set: All sizes. Half polyester and half cotton. 200 thread count. Sells for around $53. Mom's Linen Chest Brushed Cotton Flannel Waterbed Sheet Set: King sized (72" x 84"). Sells for around $65. Percale Waterbed Sheets: Available in California King, California Queen, and super single sizes. Half polyester and half cotton. 200 thread count. Sells for around $40.
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