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	<title>Where are the best flannel sheets?</title>
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	<description>Help me attain flannel sheet nirvana. Mr OWG adores flannel sheets. I&apos;m not so fond of them but that&apos;s mainly because all the flannel sheets I&apos;ve ever encountered seem to be cheap and get all pilled. I&apos;m a bit of a sheet snob, preferring high thread count, all-cotton sateen. I&apos;m willing to use flannel in the winter and to that end I&apos;d love to find really really super nice luxurious flannel. Soft, pillowy , snuggly flannel. Does it even exist? Why are most flannel sheets so crappy? Recommendations for flannel sheets, online or not would be appreciated. Hopefully under $100 for a full-size set but I&apos;m willing to go higher.</description>
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	<category>bedding</category>
	<category>flannel</category>
	<category>linens</category>
	<category>sheets</category>
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