Any other comments about snags in the comforter? I have a dog that sometimes jumps on the bed (not often). Also, does anyone know the thread count?
998040
300 Threat count face, 210 Threat count reverse. Material: 100% Cotton sateen. Filling: Polyester. WayFair.com had that info. Material is very soft and light. I will say the comforter does hide dog hair very nicely (I have Red Tick hound dogs and Walker hound dogs, both of which have short hair.). I don't think it would get snags with normal use (no dogs or cats for that matter), but if your dog nests or "digs" a spot for her/him self, won't hold up. Tears too easily.
998041
I wouldn't think the material would snag but my dog is too little to jump on the bed. Sorry, I don't know the thread count but it is a nice weight and oversized.
998042
I have a Lab who jumps on bed regularly sometimes roots around a little. No tears so far. I love this product.
998043
My dog sleeps on our bed every night. No snags! I do not remember the thread count.
998044
I've invited my lab up onto the bed several times & no problems at all. But if she did the nesting thing, that would be another story. its not flimsy but its not hardy either, if that makes any sense. We've tossed the comforter around quite a bit with making the bed & changing sheets & no damage has been done. I would say with every day usage the comforter holds up.
238397
My bed is high, too. They worked from the height perspective, just not from the aesthetic/built solid perspective... but if you happen to be who I think you are, then I know you have a crafty wife who might make a nicer cover. Does your dog's name start with an "F"? Mine starts with a "Z" and while the chances are very slim - I think we know each other, and pretty well! LOL
818048
I have a fawn colored french bulldog and the black dust ruffle does seem to attract her hair. We don't keep her on the bed so I can't say for sure about the comforter but It doesn't have the same feel as the dust ruffle so I don't believe it would hold the hair as much. I do love the comforter. It is soft and washed up well.
2190043
My dog had an accident on my bed set because of the Oder : ( had to wash in in the washer machine but dry the quilt in low heat so not to tear it!! Washes well dry low!!!
2163305
Good question. My small dog is thick and she's weighed 22 pounds. Weight has nothing do with bed. I put dog bed on my bed next to me. This dog bed is very good and excellent. I got two beds: cat/dog. I have no problem with wash and dry beds. The bed is not for large dog. Small and medium will do good.
715459
My dog also has the same issue. So far I've had no problems with him making any holes. I've washed it several times and its held up perfectly! I am very please with purchasing this bed. I have paid twice as much for other beds that haven't lasted even close to as long as this bed has. The matress itself has lost a bit of its origional shape but its nothing to fret about. The cover is removable/washable and my dog loves it! All in all I highly recommend this bed and give it two thumbs up! For the price you can't beat it!
1469902
I took it off and use regular fitted sheets with a nice thread count. Mine didn't slide off too badly, but I still replaced it with regular sheets because they are easy to wash, and microfiber, which is what the cover is made of, collects too much dust. It's a great bed otherwise!
811823
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.
24396
I bought a queen cover for it, a duvet. I am going to say the quilt is a bit bigger than the duvet. The quilt is square. I have not measured the quilt..... It is not too large for the Queen bed. It does slip and slid. Sometimes off the bottom of the bed, two foot or more of the quilt is off the bed. [Of course that might have to do with my dog-of-questionable-parentage sleeping with us!]
718062
I would not know, since i do not have pets. However, my husband sleeps with a feather down pillow and it does tend to loose a feather or two ramdomly. They arw easily plucked out of the fibers of the blanket. I hope that helps you. I really love my set, even years later. The embrodery holds up well and the shape has not altered.
1994178
Mine did the same thing! I ended up moving her old bed out and putting a blanket she loves on the new bed. It probably took a week until she started sleeping on it regularly. Now she loves it.
93773
Hi :) The tag says it's a minimum of 75% down; I've never even seen a real feather come out of this thing so I figure it's closer to 100%. I'm not sure of the thread count (700 fill power does not equal thread count, does it?), but it's tight enough that I rarely see down come out of it, so if that's the concern, hopefully that answer will work until we get a more definitive one. I put mine in the washer on cold/gentle sometimes and it has come through just fine, so I'm going to guess it's washable. I've had mine for about a year. Mine is not as fluffy and full as the one in the picture, but with a duvet cover it gets me through the winter up here in the Pacific Northwest just fine, and it is even nice in the summers.
281745
No, I haven't had this problem, but we've only had this bed for a few weeks. My dog is 120 lbs and sleeps on it all the time too. I love this bed especially because she has incontinence problems and it's SO EASY to change and wash the covers (something we do nearly daily).
1992885
Yes, have dogs that sleep on the bed with this quilt so I wash it ALOT, it still looks new. Oh and its almost two years old.
939046
good question....i have not washed it yet. I actually sleep with 3 jack russell terriers so I have a light weight blanket on top of it and that is the blanket that gets washed. I really like the comforter...it is perfect for my California King bed and very heavy for the cold Sierra Nevada winters. When I do wash it, I will probably take it to a super, mega large machine washer at a laundry mat. hope this helps.
312723
Mine's stitching came unraveled while still on my bed. Never washed it. And it unraveled at the foot, where it isn't even stressed. Dissatisfied!!!
582821
so far.. I haven't experienced anything like that and I've even had to wash it and so far I love it. It's very comfortable and it's keeping up well. I've had comforters like the one you mentioned and I understand how frustrating that can be. Hope this helps!