A grounding bed sheet is a premium fitted sheet woven with conductive pure silver threads that connects to the earth’s natural electrical charge. When your body makes contact with the sheet during sleep, it allows you to stay naturally connected to the earth—similar to walking barefoot on grass or sand—throughout your 7 to 8 hours of nighttime rest.
Velin uses a proprietary matrix of 10% medical-grade silver thread interwoven with 90% organic long-staple cotton. A discreet snap on the sheet connects to an included 15-foot grounding cord. The cord connects solely to the ground port (the round third hole) of a standard three-prong wall outlet. It does not touch or draw electrical current; it only taps into the safe, neutral grounding rod that leads into the earth outside your home.
Setup takes under 2 minutes: 1) Slip the Velin sheet over your mattress just like any standard fitted sheet. 2) Plug the included continuity tester into your outlet to verify the ground pin is active. 3) Snap the grounding cord onto the small conductive stud in the sheet’s corner. 4) Plug the other end into the ground hole of the wall outlet. You are now grounded and ready to sleep.
Yes. To receive the grounding benefit, the sheet must be connected via the included cord to a properly grounded three-prong electrical outlet or an external ground rod. If your home has older two-prong outlets without grounding, an external grounding rod with extension cord can be routed through a window, or an electrician can ground the outlet.
Extremely comfortable. Unlike synthetic leatherette or rough carbon grounding mats that slide around and make noise, Velin is crafted from 400-thread-count certified organic cotton in a silky sateen weave. The ultra-fine silver threads are virtually imperceptible to the touch, providing a cool, breathable, buttery-soft sleeping surface.
Velin is 100% machine washable. Wash in cold or warm water on a gentle cycle using mild liquid detergent. Tumble dry on low heat or line dry. Important care tips: Do NOT use chlorine bleach, fabric softeners, or dryer sheets, as chemical softeners can coat the silver fibers and reduce conductivity over time.
