Will this work as a down alternative for stuffing a comforter? I am looking for something light and fluffy, like Primaloft.
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It would but this is loose and fluffy rather than in the flat padding/batting usually used for quilting. The same company does make batting of the same fiber which is available here at Amazon. You may want to check that out before deciding.
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I've never used it as a comforter. It covers my couch so I sit on it. That being said, it's well stitched and has held up with me sitting on it everyday and even sleeping on top of it. As far as thickness is concerned, it's no down comforter but it's ok. I think it's nice because you can pair it with a thin blanket or flannel sheet in the winter for extra warmth and keep it as is for the rest of the seasons. The giraffe printed side is very velvety soft and cozy. Hope that helps!
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I know what you're asking because there are different kinds of down alternative pillows, but I don't think you'll get that "scrunch" with these pillows. The filling just kind of stays where it is. The pillows squish, but the filling doesn't move. I hope that helps.
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I'm not sure what that is exactly, but I haven't noticed anything that would allowing tying. Also, you may want to consider another down comforter because this one blows feathers like crazy.
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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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We use it inside a duvet cover, it is about 1 1/2" thick. That is not what most people call fluffy. It is not fluffy like a down comforter. We sleep with our room at 65 deg max and usually a lot cooler, and sometimes this comforter is too warm. My wife who is gets cold easily loves this comforter. Warms and weight is what you should be concerned with. If you want fluffy then spend the money on a down comforter.
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It is not feathers. I am not sure what it is made of but it is a synthetic material that is made to mimic down in terms of being light but warm. I have had many down alternative comforters and have found them satisfactory. I believe the down alternative is less expensive than feathers. You could probably google down alternative and find out more about its composition.
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I would not recommend this comforter for dog hair due to the texture. I would think it would be more of a "hair" magnet.
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It is not very sturdy at all. Only fabric top and bottom. You might fit a comforter of that size in there, but it would be tight and probably bulge and I wonder if you would even be able to get it zipped. I don't think it would work very well.
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I've found that the thinner the material the more likely it could work so for a comforter I would say no. Also, the steamer sputters if it it's held sideways...needs to be upright.
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If this comforter isn't quite like the hotel quality in terms of getting the most fluff, where do you buy the high end hotel quality down comforters? I'm not too concern about the warmth or how heavy it is, what I'm looking for is the fluff and softness of the material. I don't want the comforter to look flat on my bed and I wouldn't cover it up with a duvet cover. I like the white classic look, the point in getting this type of comforter is because of how it looks I wouldn't cover it up even though white is hard to take care of.
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It's not very thick and is regular foam not the type that conforms to your body. That being said I have used it on a very uncomfortable futon and it helped a lot to make it more comfortable. If the person using it is not very heavy it may work.
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I purchased Super Soft Goose Down Alternative Comforter sold by extravagant luxury discount via Amazon last year when I purchased the duvet. It's fluffy but if you want it really fluffy it's all in the insert/Comforter.
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No, I wouldn't say so. A bit firmer, more substance than down usually feels like. Holds their shape well, and looks great in the pillowcase.
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It is more like a comforter. I ended up using it as a bedspread on a queen bed and it works very well for that. I like bedspreads to come down further.
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This thing isn't thick like a pillow -- it'll make a nice soft surface, but the foam topper would be more significant.I had a similar situation, and put on a foam topper plus this feather topper and the bed is pretty much heaven now. :)I recommend it.
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Yes, it is very fluffy.... Mine is also in a duvet, I fluff it up when I make the bed in the morning. The duvet will definitely keep the fluffiness down a little. but you can certainly tell you have a down comforter on your bed even in a duvet. This comforter is everything and more. Been using it since the colder weather and can't believe how warm it is!! Please do not hesitate to purchase....