What % is down, what % is feather?
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Down is a form of feather, the layer closest to the goose's body. 600 fill power White Goose Down
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3 percent. I don't remember what my review said, i stopped using this because it is colored, a bit like a makeup.
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According to the package, Nitrogen 2%, Phosphate 7%, Potash 4%. Ingredients are feather and bone meal, sulfate of potash.
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I don't know percentage. The more layers you apply th darker it gets. It is tinted bronzer, easy to see where applying plus you get instant rant. The instant bronzing color you have immediately after applying, will rub off on close so wear something darker.
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Correct, the comforter is filled with 100% microfiber . Which is the alternative filling of goose down.
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Yes. You can read it in the bootle (Amazon Picture). "Standardized to 80% "
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From the label: Finished Size: 20x26 in. (standard); Inner Chamber: duck feather; Outer Chamber: down; Minimum 75% Duck Down; Outer Covering: 100% cotton; Inner Lining: 100% woven polyester. There is no mention of weight.
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This product has 73% calc. hypo. I prefer it over the lower percentages. You end up using less in the long run.
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I have found that 600-800 thread count keeps the down in. You need to get 100% down, or else the feather quills will stick out no matter what you do. Down, and at least 600 thread count, and you should be in good shape. Long-staple Egyptian cotton or equivalent is great, but it's not completely necessary. Be really sure the place you buy it from has a good return policy I bought from this vendor, and what they listed as Soft turned out to be Hard As A Rock. As it turns out I had a need for bolsters, so they are repurposed, but I definitely would not use them for under my head...I don't like sleeping on rocks! I have found that 600-800 thread count keeps the down in. You need to get 100% down, or else the feather quills will stick out no matter what you do. Down, and at least 600 thread count, and you should be in good shape. Long-staple Egyptian cotton or equivalent is great, but it's not completely necessary. Be really sure the place you buy it from has a good return policy I bought from this vendor, and what they listed as Soft turned out to be Hard As A Rock. As it turns out I had a need for bolsters, so they are repurposed, but I definitely would not use them for under my head...I don't like... » Read More I have found that 600-800 thread count keeps the down in. You need to get 100% down, or else the feather quills will stick out no matter what you do. Down, and at least 600 thread count, and you should be in good shape. Long-staple Egyptian cotton or equivalent is great, but it's not completely necessary. Be really sure the place you buy it from has a good return policy I bought from this vendor, and what they listed as Soft turned out to be Hard As A Rock. As it turns out I had a need for bolsters, so they are repurposed, but I definitely would not use them for under my head...I don't like sleeping on rocks! « Show Less
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It's about 2 inches on the sides. But with any feather product, it varies some place to place, and it needs something covering it as some of the feathers are a little pokey! It's part down and part feathers, and that makes a difference. But I still enjoy mine!
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I think it's 1% but I can't remember. I looked on the bottle but it doesnt say-
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Hi Karen, the package I have does not say what the percentage is. For me, the product works very well though.
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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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The label says - word for word - INNER CHAMBER 75%: DUCK FEATHER OUTER CHAMBER 25%: DOWN (MINIMUM 75% DOWN) - I found that a bit confusing, but I do like the pillow. It's not as luxurious as a 100% down pillow, but still quite nice.
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There is a list on the seller's page of this item, says: Premium white down feather, IDFL certified clean and hygienic. Fill power 500. It feels like it is Fill 500.
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me too - sitting here looking at one:14.8%. The Dove sensitive skin invisible solid unsented is good in that regard too at 15.2%.
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No, there are no feathers in a "down alternative" comforter. I can say that I actually like this comforter better than my previous down comforters. It is warm and cozy, but I haven't had to deal with any stray feathers poking me. Hope this info helps.