Fitted grounding sheet or loose grounding sheet?
Choosing a fitted or loose grounding sheet? Compare fit, sizes, fastening and washing before deciding how to arrange your bed.
Around the mattress or on top
A fitted grounding sheet wraps around a matching mattress. A loose sheet lies on the bed and is easier to move. Both Earthle versions contain 95% organic cotton and 5% silver thread. The difference is the fit and the area you want to cover.
When a fitted sheet suits you
A fitted sheet is practical if you want to make the bed in the usual way. Earthle offers versions for 90 × 200 and 160 × 200 cm mattresses, with a stated product depth of 30 cm. Measure length, width and depth; that figure does not promise a fit around every mattress and topper combination. View fitted grounding sheets.
When a loose sheet is useful
A loose sheet lets you cover part of the bed or move it to another bed. Sizes are 203 × 99 and 203 × 180 cm. Allow enough space for placement and fastening. See options for securing a sheet.
Contact and care still matter
Check where your skin touches the conductive fabric and keep the press stud accessible. Additional layers may reduce contact. Disconnect the cable before washing and follow the label, without fabric softener or bleach. Read the washing guide.
Choose by fit, not just the name
Earthing fitted sheet and fitted grounding sheet describe the same format. Choose according to your actual bed measurements and how you prefer to make it. A loose sheet does not need the same size designation as the mattress. Read how to measure a topper or divan bed.
