how do you clean this comforter
1562370
dear ,you need to add a duvet cover to this silk comforter ,then you can wash the duvet cover,thanks
939047
I don't really know about that, but my queen sized comforter is so heavy, I would only trust a professional dry cleaner to do the job. Rpw
1450866
I havent washed it yet....in a spare bedroom and doesn't get used. It should be washable, just like any other comforter/quilt.
428975
hello, we have not washed our yet...we use a nice bamboo duvet cover that keeps it clean and hang it outside to air out when the weather is nice....it is wool, so if we would ever wash it we would only wash it cold with a mild soap like woolite....and probably go to a laundromat where they have these big commercial washers....but I don't think we will ever wash ours....;) and we never dry clean anything...rather air it out then sleep in something treated chemically!
780997
I have the full/queen and I washed it in my older Kenmore washer. I washed it on the delicate setting and dried it on the low heat setting. The comforter (and pillow shams) came out just fine.
1309856
No cleaning instructions were included. I would hesitate to wash this item. I am making a duvet cover to protect it.
767437
We recommend having the comforter professionally laundered. We do not recommend home laundering. If laundered properly, the comforter should not be lumpy after being washed and dried thoroughly. Cold water should be used in washing and no heat should be used in drying.
2179311
I washed the whole bed on a gentle cold wash and let it air dry. Worked perfectly!
547009
I haven't washed the comforter, but its very good quality, I will wash it in cold water, with liquid detergent, because I want the color to endure.
473019
Just turn it inside out and clean it with soap and water. Hang it up to dry.
1343662
I have not washed the comforter. Looking at the quality of the material, I think I would send it to the dry cleaners, just to be on the safe side. I love mine and would not want to compromise the quality and look of the spread.
2204011
I just wash and dry it, control unplugs from pad. Same as the full size bed heating pads or blankets
697162
It says to dry-clean or something of that sort, but for us that defeats the purpose of getting this clean healthy comforter only to take it to the dry cleaners to have them use chemicals on it. Our washing machine has a cycle for wool and i believe it is either warm/cold or cold/cold i would have to look and see, but we wash it and wash it quite often. Right after we hang dry it usually in the sun for the whole day or two days to really dry it out and put in dryer on low for like 8 minutes and its all good, smells great super fresh, batting doesn't seem to move much. we use charlie's soap. hope that helps any questions about these, i don't rave all the time but this is the best comforter i have owned in my life thus far bar none.
947858
It does not appear to be constructed to clean comforters. I only use it for steaming out wrinkles on clothing.
572706
I haven't, but you need to use a big enough dryer to let the comforter move around, can't squish it into a small dryer or it doesn't separate well.
1023022
I returned the comforter after one night so I have not really tried to machine wash it. What I remember is that it said 'Dry Clean' only on the label.
346248
Tag tells to wash in cold water, no bleach. If machine is not large enough for comforter to move freely, use commercial washer. I have not washed mine. It is in a spare room, and has only been used twice, so I can't speak from experience.