🛏️ Luxury Tailored Bed Skirt in Twin Size, 14" Drop, Pleated Styling, Dust Ruffled, Solid Navy Blue, Brand New Review

It's just okay, you obviously get what you pay for. As others said it was very wrinkled I didn't get a chance to feel it to see if it would show any creases. I thought letting it hang on the bed for a few days would help but apparently it's been 2 weeks now and it's still very wrinkled. I have a problem keeping him on the bed as he likes to slide.

I wasn't aware that this skirt appears to have been returned by a previous customer. I noticed that it was "wrapped" in a package, but I was running out of time since a guest was staying in my guest room. As soon as I managed to get the mattress back onto the frame, I saw that the pink part of it was crumpled and wasn't laying straight/flat. I hope that the wrinkles will disappear over time. :(

Used to accommodate a double bed when trying to sell my apartment, they were the same color as the picture, the size was suitable for this purpose. There are only 5 folds on the twin. two at the corners and one in the middle of each side of the long sides and one in the middle of the foot. The result looks cheap, the fabric is very thin and I don't think it will hold up well in the wash. Also, it is very difficult to squeeze without burning. If you're putting in or using a little-used guest…

Where to start? First, this skirt bed was very long. We JUST received it this morning and when we laid it on our bed it literally ripped open within seconds. The white "cloth" material down the center of the skirt is made out of a sort of "napkin", a gauze-like material that you can poke your finger through and tear to pieces! I have a question: who came up with this?! Pure stupidity, since you have to be able to stretch the fabric a little when you put the bed on. What filth! Also, it wasn't…

Need a bed rail for my queen size beds (host and guest) and I don't want to spend a lot of money. Before I put it on the beds, I wash it in cold water and dry it without heat (lint). Was it creased, yes, but I've had it on the beds since early March, and the creases have "smoothed out" so to speak, I think. I didn't iron them (why would I?) as they just hide the frame and under bed storage. Since then, my cat decided this was the perfect place to hide, so I don't give a damn about the perfect…

It has very bad creases and creases. I figured I'd put it in the dryer to smooth out the wrinkles before putting it on the bed. I put it on low heat because I was concerned about the feel of the white fabric (the part that goes under the mattress) and how it would react to heat. I don't know if it was a fabric that doesn't take any heat at all, or if the inferior dryers in my apartment building can't figure out how to dry on low heat. but the white fabric is soldered in places. I disassembled…