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 a king size bed with a bedskirt, and the king size comforter/quilt has enough drop on each side to come about 4"-5" lower than the bottom of the mattress. I would guess it depends on how much you want it to drop. In the picture, it drops lower than mine does - but the whole idea for us was that we did not want the corners trailing on the floor, (like in the picture) as previously they presented a complete "slip-break-your-hip" hazard to the primary bed maker (me). Hope this helps.
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If you want a light weight comforter, I would recommend synthetic. As far as goose down goes it is a good weight, it breaths well, it will keep you warm, but you won't overheat.
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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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There is no fill rating because this is not real down comforter. It does not have feather, instead it has polyester and for this reason it is listed as "down alternative". For real down, you have to look for items that are not listed as "alternative" or search for real down.
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I have a dresser at the bottom of my bed, so I don't experience this issue. Maybe always pull the comforter up over the end of the bed so it can't fall.... idk what would cause that.
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We had the down comforter dry cleaned because the last time I washed a down comforter it was ruined. Dry cleaning is worth the $$ as it lasts longer.
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the thread count keeps the down in the comforter. It is Siberian down only, no feathers.
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Hello, The comforter looks great, but is not warm enough myself it for winter. You will need a blanket. Hope that helps.
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I am almost sure its 100 percent down.this is the best comforter we have ever owned.my wife counted 10 different comforters in the closet that we didn't like for one reason or another.i highly recommend this comforter.i can check tonite and get back to you tomorrow for sure.
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This comes with a "duvet cover" (which means it is just a cover, no duvet). If you do not own a duvet, you will have to purchase one.To answer your first question, I use the unfilled duvet cover with a sheet during the summer, and then fill it with my duvet in the winter. For a lower-end, but decent quality duvet, try: Chezmoi Collection White Goose Down Alternative Comforter, Full/Queen with Corner Tab
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As far as I know, the only way to keep down evenly distributed in a duvet is to fluff it up every day, making sure to shake it toward the center from all sides. It only takes a minute and is worth the little bit of time and effort.
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Inside the comforter it is promised to be down.The cover itself is 100%cotton.I saw little piece of down went outside .It is down comforter.
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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've never used a wool comforter so I can't compare to that, but I did get rid of a down one after getting my first silk comforter. Down is way too hot and smothering for me. Silk breathes wonderfully. I just got this one in fall to replace my old (different brand) one which fell apart after 15 years of constant use. Like the last one, this will be in use year round, adding or subtracting a blanket depending on the season.
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I've put a queen sized comforter on mine. It did sag a little but held it just fine otherwise.
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I believe most people have or buy a down comforter which usually comes in only white. Then use this duvet cover to match the sheets.Also makes it easy to take off and wash instead of having to wash the whole comforter when it gets dirty. Make sure the comforter is thesame aprox size as the duvet cover!