How to pronounce “linens” in English

We have linens.

But where are the linens?

So we only have one set of linens for each one of us.

oh like they didn't wash the linens right their bed is just as dirty as yours and something it looked neat right

And there is a word byssus that means linens and cottons and all sorts of fine fabrics, but not specifically.

Well, linens are, actually, once we wash them, we put them back on the bed.

who stay in our hotel do reuse their towels and linens?

are reusing their towels and their and their Linens but yet no hotel has actually done this okay so here's the thing so we know people follow the herd

So we go in and put food, furniture, linens, garden tools, TVs, computers, all the way down to the toothbrush.

did you know that the person that stayed in this room before you reused their towels and linens.

They would say that they would only wear homespun -- which was coarse textiles made in America -- rather than silks and linens from Britain and all that.

Turns out there's a much, much more effective way of getting people to reuse there towels and linens, which concerns changing the words on this card