I want to use this lightweight comforter UNDER my bedspread between the spread and my cover sheet. Will it work that way? Thanks.
150820
I would think that this would work. I put mine in a duvet cover - that works too. Best cheers.
2199315
I did the same thing when ordering/didn't want to use a bed skirt. I turn the bedspread with strips going across the bed instead of the bed length and it works great. Love this spread.
1641392
We love ours too! However we have had casulaties with it too. This is our 3rd now. We feel that that perhaps it must not be tucked in tightly any where. we just leave the blanket on top of the sheets and that spread lays loose over it. The last time it was a problem we just unlugged it and replugged it in and it worked. We feel it must not be confined anywhere on the bed. Hope this helps and we hope ours will last more that one year.
163500
I don't know about the bedskirt, as one did not come with the comforter. I purchased a sheet set from a local store that covered both mattresses. I would say no, it is not long enough to cover and over sized mattress. I have a standard queen and I place it further down on the bed, under the pillows with the shams so it'll cover the end of the bed nicely. This is just my observations based on what I have.
1801615
I'm not sure how your bed is made but I would think it would still fit between the mattress and either the box spring mattress and the top mattress. If your mattress sits on top of something flat, it should work. Mine slips between the mattress and the box springs. If yours is the same, when you raise the bed, it should raise with the mattress -- Good luck!
373951
Like the others said, a comforter (especially a king size) would be a challenge to get it zipped up. I used mine to store a (piano) keyboard and it fit exactly and there was little room left. So a bulky comforter would not work.
1120295
Extremely thin, so I almost returned it !But it you don't need warm and have a good mattress pad underneath which is what I have,then it should work!
17077
If you are talking about putting the topper on top of your padding that is built into your mattress, like a comfort top, then absolutely no problem. if you're talking about putting it on top of another piece of padding that might slip, I'm not so sure about that because this padding does move around some... very little but definitely a little bit. As for the sheet, the deep mattress sheets will fit very comfortably over this mattress topper. If you put it over topper and padding, it should still fit, but, of course, I'm sure it would be a very tight fit. Incidently, the topper is awesome!! My daughter had a very hard, uncomfortable mattress....brand new and harder than she thought it was going to be. It has completely alleviated the problem and I find her very bed very comfortable and I like the soft bed. Enjoy!!
321994
I suppose it would depend on your climate. I live in the Midwest where spring and fall can be chilly so I use my fleece blanket as a throw and put it on my bed at night. It is amazingly comfy!! In winter, during really chilly times, I use it more as a throw when watching TV or napping -- very snug, cozy and comfortable because it is so light. Using it under your comforter would, I think, make your bed warmer -- if that is what you'd like.
662217
I've never tried that. I would think it might be too bulky?? (My comforter goes into the washing machine instead)
845916
It would work well under a sheet, but you may want to put it on top. If there is a accident you won't have to change the bed
1114078
Yes. I put it over a feather comforter that was losing feathers (to keep the feathers in) & then put the duvet over it.
796661
I actually didn't put a duvet or anything inside of it. We're just using it as a bedspread, so I don't know that answer for sure. From the way it fits the bed, I would think a standard comforter would work just fine.
1112261
Hi! It goes on top on top of the your regular mattress and it has a cool cover. All of it goes under your bed sheets. You can make it work with deep pocket sheets. I have deep pocket ones and some regular ones and both work just fine. Sometimes you have to stretch it but the regular sheets work and stay in place as well. I love it!
1604075
I have the lightweight comforter. For a really warm comforter you may want the regular weight version, or add another blanket on top of this one. That's what we do if it's really cold but the comforter still works in warmer weather too. Excellent quality, you'll like it :-)
1348884
Yes you should. I use it with a sheet on top no different than we do the adult size mattress covers.
1408719
I'm honestly not sure. If the comforter has a "bead" on the edge you may be able to grip that. Otherwise the sheet stays seem to work better than others because they can grip the thinness of s sheet.