Hello. Is it good to use for goose down comforter to stop down from coming off. Thank you
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I have not had any trouble with goose down coming through the comforter cover. I am very pleased with this product.
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Actually, that is exactly what I use it for and it works perfectly. I still use a decorative duvet over this cover. But now when I remove the duvet to wash it, I never see a single feather fly around, all because of this interior cover. It's great. I hope you find the same success with it.
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Hello, I am not sure about goose down. I used this for a camel wool filled blanket that was shedding wool madly. The cover helped to stop wool from coming off.
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I have mine in a duvet and don't plan on washing them for some time yet. Sorry I couldn't answer your question. However, I do love the comforter, especially that it doesn't shift like my real goose down one did.
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This is a very thick comforter, it should work with winter season just like a normal down comforter. Using it in the summer time is not a good idea as I've found out.
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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.
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In the winter time if your room is not to hot, it should be fine. I wouldn't suggest it for the summer (even if you set the AC to 78, it is still too hot (at least for me, I am very warm person too). I suggest the White All Season Wide Stripes Down Alternative Comforter. It is very good quality and very light.
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I have used it on my down jacket but I notice it works better on smaller tears. On a larger tear the down feathers tend to poke out and you may need to retape it again over time.
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No, you would definitely want something to go on top of it. It just looks like a generic down comforter.
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If a down comforter is too hot for you, but a basic comforter doesn't quite do it, this is the perfect choice. It keeps you warm without overheating.
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I dont think so. To not have to dry clean it so often i got a duvet cover with mine. Jst wash it & the goose down stays like new.
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I've had other comforters that claimed to be down and they always had feather rails that you could feel this comforter doesn't. It's great!
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I have not used alternative comforter, but I recommend you that never buy this down comforter from this seller. It is VERY bad and poor quality.
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These pillows are goose down, not the same a full feathers. Down pillows, comforters and the like are always softer and extremely less like to have a feather escape. I've had these pillows for aprox 2 weeks now and no evidence of any of the down poking thru. Very very comfortable pillows.
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The flannel is Very Soft! While it would work, I think it would look better on the bed with a thin non-down insert inside. Perhaps, something like the "Ikea Lightweight Comforter Warmth Rate 1 Full/Queen" which is more of an insert for $25.93? It had good reviews for being light weight.
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Comforters are tricky. According to most care tags, they have to be dry cleaned, but I have years of experience machine washing them on a delicate cycle and drying them on a delicate cycle too. To avoid washing a down comforter frequently, buy a duvet cover that protects it. Expecting to wash a down comforter regularly will likely shorten its long life-span. I also use tennis balls as mentioned by the other reviewers.
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No. Its a regular comforter without buttons or tie-downs. Cover advantage is presence of a zipper. I bought this cover for my goose down comforter - down comforters eventually start to "leak" feathers. So I put down comforter inside of this cover and then whole structure inside of another cover. That way I can wash outside cover often and inside cover rarely. And I don't see any annoying feathers anymore.
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The answer to your question will be subjective depending on the respondent. I do not find this comforter overly thin but I have had fluffier comforters. That said, the better measure for me is if the comforter tends to lose any of the fluffiness that it starts out with and I have used this comforter for 7 months and have not seen any reduction.
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if you have an extra large home machine (commercial ones are more likely to cause increased damage) and one of the special detergents available for down or fine washables, then sure, wash away. Like any item with special care suggestions, your comforter will last longer if you care for it correctly. The oils in your body, cigarette smoke, etc. ( use a search engine and do your homework) break down the feathers. They need to be fluffed daily, and the instructions will tell you not to sit heavy items on it... including sitting on it yourself. A duvet cover is recommended to keep all of your feathers, as they will work themselves out over time. This is one of the better brands, and has a great price, and very minimal feather loss. Once it"s wet, it is very heavy. The more any of them are agitated (ringing it out by hand will break the feathers down, too. The height you will lose is the term "loft.") Washing by machine will shorten it's lifespan. I might do it myself ... occasionally. But not without a very good reason. Good Luck.