Is the Full/Queen Medium Weight comforter antimicrobial?
37904
I don't know if it is antimicrobial. I still have the three labels that came attached with it, and unless there was another label, there is no mention of being antimicrobial.I just have to say I do not know. I would buy another one of these comforters, though.
37905
I don't know. I can say that it machine washes well. I highly recommend it if you want a down like comforter without the feathers, etc.
68854
no - it is a full pack with a non-sterile stack of 4 X 4 gauze - it is of a good quality - but not for sterile use.
460889
The tag says dry clean, which I wasn't aware of when I purchased it. However it is a beautiful comforter which is made of 100% polyester and polyester filled. I have a large HE washer which I decided I would try to wash it in, but I've yet to cross that bridge so I can't tell you how well that worked out.
713509
I don't think so? That is why they sell both the full and the queen size. If you need a queen, buy it.
1662138
It must be dry cleaned. I do not like part because some dry cleaning chemicals always stays with the comforter and I have to breath in all night long. It will be ruined if washed.
1083902
The thickness is definitely good. There do not seem to be any noticeable thin spots (even after multiple washings). It is a quality comforter that should last you a good while.
62735
I do not know, because I have returned the item. The California king size is actually smaller than my regular other king size comforter, which is why I returned the item. They actually gave me a hard time with a refunfd, not refunding the whole amount because they did not think my complain was legitimate.
1656050
I would say this is medium weight but it isn't a soft and cushy bedspread. It serves the purpose for what I got it for which was to use underneath a quilt that wasn't a queen size and I use the quilt as my main bedspread and the other one just for edging on my bed. I probably wouldn't buy it just for a bedspread as it isn't nice and plushy.
2152500
We've washed it several times, and have had no issues. But that said, with any comforter you run the risk of the filling going into the pockets / ends when you wash it. We use gentle cycle, cold, and try not to wash it with anything else.
2214514
I don't know what the antimicrobial treatment is made of, but it definitely does not have a chemical smell. I used the jungle blanket right out of the bag as soon as I got it from Amazon, and have never had any negative experience with it in terms of feel, smell, or keeping me warm.
1933494
I have no idea. I got a standard/queen and didn't know it was more expensive. I still would have ordered it since thar's the size I need. I hane now washed it several times and ooks great. It' wirth tg money to me. In fact I'm going to be orderin anither now that I know hiw durable it is.
1093275
The All Season silk comforters we sell fits well with temperature range 58F to 75F and since it is made of silk filling it touches very soft and feel cozy as well. The Silk breathes so it won't cause you over-heated. Unfortunately it is not machine washable. Spot clean only. A duvet is suggested to protect the surface.
1242546
This item is microfiber. I do not know whether this is the same comforter they sell at Target
112177
I bought this for use on our guest bed. My daughter has commented that she likes it so much she is going to buy the same comforter for herself. It is a substantial weight.....not as light as the one we use, but not too heavy for my personal preference. Hopes this helps.
1288416
I will only have mine professionally cleaned. Comforters are not make to be put in a wash machine .
1255022
it will clean perfectly in a standard washer and dryer. It's not as bulky as a king size comforter.
2101714
The thread count wasn't given, but it's a tight weave and soft fabric - very high quality comforter all together. I've had mine for just a year and I love it. Bought it because of dust mite allergies and it helps. It replaced a down comforter, and it's heavier, but I've gotten used to that. I keep my bedroom at 55 degrees at night and with this comforter and a cotton quilt on top, I'm toasty warm. Last year I used only a cotton blanket over the comforter and I was chilly. With the down comforter, I would wake up often sweating, but with the wool comforter, I don't. I guess the wool breathes better than the down. You probably didn't want this much information, but hope it helps.