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DEANNA_69 See my TER Reviews 1472 reads
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Well I myself prefer the sheets cause you never know who or what happened on the bedspread, Most the ladies I work with have a stock of clean fresh sheets....( nuttsheets) as we call them.  So as to make everyone have a safe clean pleasurable experience.. Ladies Please... Flat Sheets dont cost no more that about 8 bucks apiece and you can get them cheaper at the Thrift store and just lysol them.. WOW..

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Sorpasso2163 reads

I have a question for both providers and hobbyists about the use of sheets vs. bedspreads on incalls.

In my experience, there has been much greater incidence of the fun happening on top of the bedspread, rather than between the sheets.  I don't really understand why, since it is much easier to wash sheets than a bedspread, which makes me think that bedspreads don't get cleaned very often.

In my experience, when the action was indeed between the sheets, it was at a hotel, not an apt or home.

All of my experiences have been with independents, so I don't know if Agencies have a different protocol or not.

For providers, why does is seem that you prefer on top of bedspreads?  Is it because if it is your own home, the sheets are thought of as "personal"?

For fellow hobbyists, which do you prefer?  Does it bother you at all to be on top of the bedspread?


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walking_ATM1969 reads

Bedspreads are really disgusting since they aren't washed everyday. No telling what kinds of bodily fluids you have lurking on those bedspreads.

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DEANNA_691473 reads

Well I myself prefer the sheets cause you never know who or what happened on the bedspread, Most the ladies I work with have a stock of clean fresh sheets....( nuttsheets) as we call them.  So as to make everyone have a safe clean pleasurable experience.. Ladies Please... Flat Sheets dont cost no more that about 8 bucks apiece and you can get them cheaper at the Thrift store and just lysol them.. WOW..

Related Link: sheet store

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EssentialLadies1939 reads

Lay a new clean sheet over the bed spread folks, don't use Lysol or febreeze use a clean sheet every time,

here is a link to Amazon for twin flat sheets for $5 and some change order them in bulk and lay them long ways over the bed, use clean pillow cases everytime as well, those won't hurt your pocket book either.

Don't be cheap buy some sheets.  Ha Ha!

She has Spoken,
Monica

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walking_ATM2234 reads

BUT isn't the main objective of this hobby to be as discrete as possible.

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EssentialLadies1548 reads

Just in case anyone is confused I am talking about the Ladies buying sheets.

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pieman2851925 reads

I prefer between the sheets, all night long........

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dhaller3098 reads

Sheets please!

The one real upside to AMPs is the manic cleanliness, the total remaking of the bed between each client. It's amazing, the industrial scale of the laundry operations at the more popular ones!

I tend to prefer the apartment-based providers because they simply have the ability to maintain total bed cleanliness - at Nancy's Brazilian set-up in Sandy Springs, for example, she's perpetually washing linens whilst the girls entertain clients. Brazilian efficiency at its best.

Now, your CL-level provider, who works incall in an extended stay, (i) feels timid about asking for clean sheets several times a day, since it would draw attention and (ii) wants to keep the sheets clean for sleeping later. Hence the tradition of bedspread-based play. And really, rolling on a baby-oil slicked bedspread is part of the whole slumming, CL/SW experience... right?

>.>

Anyway, I'll stick to my fresh-from-the-dryer, faintly-redolent-of-bleach sheets, thank you!

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Amanda Leigh2405 reads

Since I'm a traveling provider, I'm staying in hotels vs having a permanent incal location. All of the hotels I stay in have duvets rather than those nasty bedspreads. I simple leave out a note for housekeeping each day asking them to fully change the linens(including the duvet) along with a nice tip. Most of the hotels I frequent have evening turn-down service as well. So if need be, I'll have the evening maid change the duvet cover a second time.

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