Once again, do the true baffles mean that they are stiched all the way through and the feathers do not shift between baffles?
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Yes it is stitched all the way through and the feathers do not shift around. I've had mine for several months now, and fluff it every few days. It is as comfortable as the day I received it.
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That's an interesting observation: The holes, (actually oblong slots), actually ARE in slightly different places. Although nice, substantial spoons, these are not a precision machined matching set. The oblong shaped hole allows for the spoons to "adjust" to each other. The spoons aren't totally flat against each other while hanging, but still nest nicely while hanging.
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The comforter is box-stitched just as you see in the picture. They do not shift to the bottom and clump up. I've had the problem before with other comforter that was not box-stitched
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I think you are right. Something is wrong. There are no feathers in any of my pillows.
1264679
This goose down is made of real feathers. I love my goose down and the older it gets the more the feathers fluff up.
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No they do not have cut outs. I know what you are saying I did not want them either. The kniffty knitter does not have that.
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It's a cover. So feathers may still come out of your pillow, but they would stay in the cover.
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The baffle is very solid and doesn't move in the wind. I live in a very windy place and have had no problems with it.
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Most definitely yes! And if the feathers are still attached to the parakeet, that bird will have a major problem!
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No there haven't been any. We used it for 3-4 months without a cove. Once the white started to get dingy from hands so we got a duvet and after 2 months there are no loose feathers inside.
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No, I do not feel the feathers, nor do they poke through. The pillows are very soft and fluffy. I have no complaints whatsoever. I only wish I had bought them years ago!!
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We see very,very small fine white feathers coming through a dark duvet cover on my son's bed. we also use it on my daughters bed and since her duvet is light, the feathers don't show. If my son's was light I never would have noticed.
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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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There are three different adjustment slots on top of the Ruffler that, I believe, adjusts the distance of the stitches to the edge of the material. There is an infinite adjustment wheel for how dialing how often the ruffle is produced per number of stitches sewn. I make ruffles for decorative pillows and usually leave my Ruffler in the same position.
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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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I've not noticed the feathers leaking out but because it is a down & feather mix there is a rare feather poke from time to time. I've bought more expensive comforters and the feathers started leaking after 2-3 washings. So far this one is on wash 3 & still no leaking.
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It is a mix of down and the flight feathers and makes a crinkling sound when it moves. I had to put it away for camping because the noise drove me nuts! I had to go out and spend the money for a full down Comforter. So no and no is your answer. Mostly stiff flight feathers.