My solution was to buy the largest, fluffyest cotton beach towel in the store and bring it with me. Soft clean springy cotton (polyester ?, fugedabowdit!)is incredibly sensuous. The subtle stimulation of nerve endings is so far superior to lifeless hotel sheets or plastic feeling bed covers. My ATF has the sweetest natural scent and wears a light perfume. The towel absorbs these and holds it for days. When I get home I like to sleep with the towel in bed next to me and inhale her aroma. Great way to keep the memories fresh. Go far dark primary solid colors, they are sexier than pale tints or distracting patterns.

Cheseuncook's comment about the bed spread in an upscale hotel not being dirty could be wrong.

I worked in a hotel long ago and we only changed out the bedspreads every couple months and blankets monthly.  And this was a 4 star AAA hotel.

Also, I remember seeing a report on one of those primetime news shows about hotel/motel cleanliness.  They used the black light trick and took swabs, similar to crime scene testing.  They found urine on walls and carpets.  They found semen stains on the bedspreads, blankets and matress.

These hotels/motels are not nearly as clean as people think.

Re:Sheet Phobia ???

Hi sweetie, I like to get in between the sheets too and on top of them.I love the feel of crisp clean sheets and a warm man to make love to me!!

I have always assumed that providers did not want to have to change sheets after every appointment. Most providers I frequent place clean cotton towels on top of the bedspread prior to each client, I hope!?

It was the 20/20 special report on hotel bedspreads and how they are rarely washed... anyone have a link to the article handy? It grossed me out in a major way. I think it is true even of upscale hotels (except perhaps 5 star hotels, but I can't afford 5 star hotels on a regular basis) that they only wash their comforters/bedspreads either a few times a year or if there is an obvious stain. So ever since I read that I have tried to figure something else out. I'm pondering bringing sheets of my own with me... but I dunno about silk or satin sheets, I think I might get bounced right off... or slide off... or something! =:O

Any suggestions?

Hugs*
Nicole

Because I live in a very secure building and my screening process is pretty tough, I feel comfortable working incalls out of my home.  It does get a little annoying, changing the sheets after each client, but I wouldn't have it any other way.  I don't even sleep on sheets that haven't been washed from a session!!!  I just wouldn't feel clean myself if I didn't change the sheets before another appointment arrives.....

I only entertain on an outcall basis. Having said that, there is no way in hell that I'm getting busy on a hotel bedspread or blanket. Hotel blankets and bedspreads are just as nasty as airline pilows and blankets...yuk, yuk, yuk! I always politely ask if I can turn down the client's bed. Not a single client has declined, but then again, perhaps they adore sleeping in the wet spot when I depart

I like to rip the sheets off the damn mattress and drag them to more interesting areas of the room.  Pitch a tent using chairs - make love underneath in front of the window.  Bed is for sleeping.  At least it is at home.