i want something that wont poke anyone? What is the feather that is pokey?
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Feather Bed are not meant to sleep on directly, meaning not naked. They need a cover. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0024JHWCE/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I bought this Pacific Coast Feather Bed Cover w zip closure in tandem with this Feather bed and they are perfect together. The cover not only keeps it clean, but not a feather pokes through. Wonderful purchases. Highly recommend.
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I read reviews and one person said the trick is to put a mattress pad over the featherbed so it makes it a lot harder for the pokey end of the feather to stick thru. I did that and have had no problems so far. I flip and shake out the featherbed weekly to keep it fluffy and evenly worn.
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A "pokey" feather? I have never heard of one or experienced one. Over the years I have bought at least 5 Goose Feather and Down I see no reason why you would experience one.
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I don't know kind is pokey. We own 3 down pads , that are goose down and from 2 different company's and we love them. We use a thick mattress pad over them & never have been poked!
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Feather Bed are not meant to sleep on directly, meaning not naked. They need a cover.Pacific Coast® Feather Bed Cover w zip closure Queen(feather bed not included) 157I bought this Pacific Coast® Feather Bed Cover w zip closure in tandem with this Feather bed and they are perfect together. The cover not only keeps it clean, but not a feather pokes through. Wonderful purchases. Highly recommend.
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Not Sure , Sorry ..... The UK Site Has Additional Info About The Feathers ///http://www.da-bird.co.uk/
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I think it is a mixture of both. Whatever it is, the feathers have not "poked" through. It's a very comfortable featherbed that easily regains its loft when it's turned over and fluffed up. I've had it for about 1 year.
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Well it depends on what kind of feathers you're looking for. Do you want feathers in a small form factor or larger and more colorful?
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Maybe catnip? I don't know and took it off so they could play with on the floor. I was concerned they might get a claw stuck on it when playing and I might not be there to help them.
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A down comforter is full of feathers. Depending on the type of feather is going to make a difference in quality. As far as I am aware Siberian goose down is the best, and the reason is the quills (i guess thats what they are called) are soft so you don't experience that feather poking problem. Some people have allergies to feathers, or in general just don't want to deal with it, so they buy alternative comforters. They can be made of different materials, but in my experience, they are always firmer, and usually denser. Some people like that. Also, fill count is going to make a difference. If spending over $100 is a big deal to you like it was to me, I would recommend doing a little research on the specifications of the comforters, and then going to a store and feeling them for what you like. The best deals I have found are on amazon, but you may not want to go into the purchase with a "blind-feel".
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very very soft and it has no sharp feathers poking through, so I would highly approve this product to anyone.
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Definitely try a Sampler pack, but to answer your question, Feather takes the cake.
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If you are referring to the peacock feather itself...then yes, they sell them at all arts and crafts stores singly. Pet stores carry them...it's just a peacock feather. Type in peacock feather, anywhere...see what you get. Here&gt;&gt;&gt;http://www.amazon.com/Pack-Natural-Peacock-Feathers-10-12/dp/B00649QS20.
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I get my cat wound up with a feather on a pole type toy first, or a laser dot. Then I use the SmartyKat when I've tired out lol. You could try switching that around? When you cat stays on the wand, use the laser dot to get him to jump away, the turn off the dot and let him go after the SmartyKat again.
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I believe it is feathers. It can "poke" you occasionally. Over all, I am disappointed with this cover. It needs to be fluffed all the time, flattens out quickly.
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A whetstone. From what I've read about those pocket sharpeners that you just drag the blade through, they eat your blade up. Whetstones take practice, but you'll be better off in the end.
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Something that zips so can be removed but is somewhat tight so it doesn't bunch. I used a thin cotton one I had left over from the last time I purchased a topper. Hope this helps :)
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Any double-edged blade should work. The "Feather" brand blade is my favorite, but Derby blades are also good and a lot cheaper.
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I'm in Western NY and use a premium songbird blend. I stay away from anything with cracked corn to discourage grackles and blackbirds from bullying the chickadees, nuthatches and cardinals I do want to attract.
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Feathers are great but don't hold an edge as long as Wilkinson Sword. The feathers are the sharpest I've used but with a coarse beard they're only good for a couple shaves. Wilkinson is my everyday blade, but if I haven't shaved for a few days I throw a Feather in my Edwin Jagger D89 and it'll go right through it. Parker 92 is my everyday razor I pair with a Wilkinson blade.
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Yes. The sharp feather brand. I think a 5 pack and those feather blades are my favorite.