Just my opinion here, but i change my sheets all the time. I think if a client asked me to do that i wouldnt, if my sheets were a mess they would get washed anyway and the flat i rent is immaculate!
In Inverness there is so many WGs working out of drug dens....clients should be happy when they come to a decent place.
Guess my point is, if your sheets are all cummy, surely they will get changed anyway. xx

Actually yes having a browse at the fancy bedspreads online, no way would i want to get cum on them, perhaps wouldn't come out so yes cheap replaceable,  easiley washable is the best option, thanks

Asda do something similar: two sets for ?19. Just plain polycotton. Decent value.

In this weather though I've jut been using a throw over my bed. I have three so a different one for each client and then they all get washed (if we even use the bed that is!)

So a client wanted me to change my bed sheets the other day despite being immaculately aka just washed of course although made me wonder what you girls use? Best sheets of plain easy to wash, reliable sheets which is what i do?

I'm not the best at making beds it ends up all lumpy but of course that makes it looked.... used i guess. I want to buy some nice satin sheets but then again it would be a waste, get worn down from the daily washing.

Let me know

I change the quilt cover and pillows after bookings. So it looks and feels  more comfortable for clients. I also use expensive ones. As quality my business represents.

i have a quilt with a cover on my bed + just a quilt cover  that goes over the top of it  that i can easily take off and replace within seconds ( i have loads of quilt covers which are the same i often buy 1 get one free and always get them in King size so that they cover the bed properly

this is mainly because i hate changing quilt covers + duvets and normally end up inside the quilt cover itself  hot and sweaty and  muttering to myself obscene words of hatred of duvets and quilts

I use hospital style cotton sheets and throws easy to clean and sheets can be boiled they are slightly more expensive but the put up with the constant washing..

What I do is, have my bed in "work" room made with sheets then put a black throw over the top which is 6ft by 6ft so totally covering the bed, then I put on a fleecy feeling throw over the top cover the wiggle space as I call it, thats the bit that goes in the wash after each clients. The black one doesn't get touched but protects my bedding from being worn out, the fleecy throws are from ikea and with my family card cost me ?2 each.. I have hundreds

I suppose in response to opening question, No don't use your best bedding, most men have NO idea about bedding as long as it isn't worn thin or dirty then stick with sainsburys bed in the bag - its great