The gold standard for determining the softness of a sheet is thread count. The higher the number, the softer it should be. That having been said, many manufactures artificially inflate thread count, meaning that this is no longer an entirely reliable measure. A thread count from 200-800 is often ideal. Manufacturers that advertise thread counts of over 1000 have often used tricks that might actually detract from the quality of the sheets. Denier measures how thick a fiber is. The thinner the fiber (and thus the the lower the denier) the better. For a fabric to be considered microfiber, it must have a denier lower than .9. The best microfibers currently in production are generally somewhere between .5 and .6 denier. Weave is the way that threads are interwoven together and it influences the feel and durability of sheets. Percale is standard and has a durable and crisp feeling, Sateen has a smoother, silkier feel, but is less durable. Jersey is soft and comfortable, but inclined to shrink. Because so many features of labeling are unreliable, test sheets wherever possible. Touch fabrics on display beds. Try holding the sheet up to a light. If too much light shines through, the fabric is probably light and flimsy. You can buy microfiber sheets in solid colors or in patterns. Think about what will work in your room. Buy microfiber sheets that will match your comforter or quilt. Sheet sets come with a flat sheet, a fitted sheet and depending on the size, 1 or 2 pillow cases. It is often cheaper to buy sets of sheets, rather than purchasing each piece individually. She might have more information to share. Ask for her recommendations and see what her opinion is of the sheets you are considering. Ask about care and durability. Each store has a different return policy, so make sure you know how to return or exchange your sheets if you change your mind after trying the sheets out at home Remember you might find that the sheets don't fit as well as you thought, or that they don't feel the way you would hope. Many sheets have also been known to fall apart rather quickly.
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One-sentence summary -- Consider thread count. Research the denier. Consider weave. Touch when possible. Choose a color and pattern. Buy sheets in a set. Talk to a sales associate or customer service representative. Find out if you can return your sheets.

Q: Trim the leaves off of each flower's stem and then cut the stems to whatever length you desire. It's best to keep the stems at least 6 inches (15cm) long. Remove the flowers from sunlight as soon as possible and choose a dark location, such as a closet or attic, to keep them while they dry out. Try to find a location that's also dry and well-ventilated. Keeping your flowers in this type of environment will help their coloring stay as authentic as possible. Let the flowers hang upside down from the hanger for about 2 weeks. They should be completely dried out at this point. Spray the flowers lightly and carefully with hairspray to keep them protected, detach them from the hanger, and put them on display rightside up in an empty vase.
A: Cut and trim the flowers. Find a dark location to store the flowers. Remove the flowers after two weeks.

Article: Enter dropbox.com/connect into your computer's web browser. You will see a Dropbox logo that has been turned into a scannable code. Dropbox is most useful when it is installed on all of your devices. This will allow you to easily share files between all of the devices that Dropbox is installed on. Dropbox will ask for permission to access your iPad's camera, which it will use to scan a barcode during the setup process. If you've already declined this once, open the Settings app, select Privacy, then Camera, and then toggle Dropbox ON. Hold the iPad still for a moment so that it can scan the code. After the code is scanned, the Dropbox website will download an installer for the computer version of Dropbox. Run the installer after it downloads to install Dropbox on your computer. You can access your Dropbox folder from the shortcut on your desktop, or by selecting Dropbox from the Favorites section of Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac). Anything added on your computer will be accessible on your iPad, and vice versa. Dropbox is available for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and Windows Phone. You'll get the most out of Dropbox if you have it available on all of your devices.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Visit the Dropbox Connect website on your computer. Open the Settings tab in your Dropbox app. Tap "Link a Computer". Tap "Yes, continue" when asked if you're near your computer. Point your iPad's camera at the screen so that the Dropbox logo appears on the iPad screen. Run the installer. Open the Dropbox folder on your computer. Install Dropbox on all of your devices.

Problem: Article: Ideally, you should plant your squash on flat ground and locate a spot in your garden that has well-draining soil. Avoid planting your squash beneath trees or fences, or near lawn sprinklers.
Summary: Find an area that receives full sunlight and has few weeds.

Article: Hospitals, clinics, and physician's offices employee medical transcriptionists to work on-site. The best way to find job openings is to make a list of hospitals and physician's offices in your area and call them. You can also use job posting websites such as Craigslist and Monster.com. If you work in a physician's office, you may have additional administrative duties such as scheduling appointments and answering phones. Be professional when you call physician's offices. For example, you might say "I am a Registered Healthcare Documentation Specialist and I wanted to offer my services to your office." Third-party transcription services are run off-site from hospitals and physician's offices. They tend to have a more traditional office-like atmosphere where you will work in a cubicle surrounded by other medical transcriptionists. If you like a structured nine-to-five environment, working for a third-party transcription service may be for you. This option will require you to be at work for specified hours every day. You can find transcription services job postings on websites like Craigslist, Monster.com, and Indeed.com. One of the benefits of becoming a medical transcriptionist is that many physician's and hospitals will allow you to work from home. This option will give you the most flexibility as you'll be able to make your own hours. Working from home will require you to purchase your own equipment. You'll need a good computer with an internet connection, a foot-pedal and transcription software, a place to work. Foot pedals allow you to start and stop the recordings you are transcribing without having to lift your hands off the keyboard. You can purchase foot pedals and the corresponding transcription software online at stores like Amazon.com, or you can find them at stores like OfficeMax. If your goal is to work from home, make sure to specify this when you call physician's offices. For example, you might say, "I'm a home-based medical transcriptionist and I'm looking to add to my client list." Whether you'll be working in a physician's office, for a third-party transcription service, or from home, you'll need to apply for the job. Most employers will ask for a copy of your resume, as well as proof of any training or certifications you may have. Make your resume more attractive to employers by emphasizing transcription-related skills from your previous jobs. If asked how your previous experience applies to the job of a medical transcriptionist, you might say, "I previously worked in customer service, where I spent a lot of time listening to people and typing notes on a computer. This work prepared me for the multitasking required of a medical transcriptionist."
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Work in a physician's office. Work in a third-party transcription service office. Work from home. Apply for positions.