whats the percentage of goose down and goose feather in these?
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75% down 25% feather for the Medium Warmth Goose Down. Some of these are DUCK down so if you are looking for strictly goose down, read the description of each comforter. Mine is the medium warmth and its GOOSE down. Very nice.
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I'm sorry to say I did not notice......my grandbabies love them they are very light like feathers they toss them at each other no one cries they are ages 1 and 3. I hope this helps you decide.I m happy with my purchase.
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The comforter shell is imported and then filled with 100% Hungarian White Goose Down. NO FEATHERS are in this comforter. Thank you for your interest.
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Don't know the percentage. It's midway down in the ingredients. I will say the combination of ingredients are soothing and healing.
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It is goose down. I bought 2 of them and My daughter and I both agree incredibly warm. The only thing that was odd was the bottom part of the blanket you could see the feathers between in the blanket so waiting to see how durable it is. But for right now I would definitely buy a third if my son was living at home instead of at school.
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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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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.
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The packaging doesn't say but I'd venture to say 65% or so. They're very good!
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◾Fill Content: Minimum 75% Grey Duck Down Outer Chamber, Grey Duck Feather Inner Chamber◾Fill Weight: 44 oz◾Cover: 233 Thread Count, 100% Cotton Cambric Barrier Fiber◾Construction: Double Needle Stictched, Corded Edges
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I don't know where these are obtained, but I do know peacocks molt substantial feathers. My cousin had a neighboring peacock living in her yard and it molted probably 50 just in her yard.
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There is goose down feathers and goose down alternative...The alternative is stuffing that is soft like feathers but its hypoallergenic.
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As it states in the description, it is a goose down alternative. It's not goose at all. I also was looking for a real goose down comforter,always wanted one,but, I'm so happy I bought this one. Sorry, not sure about the thread count. I hope this helps you.
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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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After months of use we have yet to be poked by a feather. These are made with very high quality material that seem to keep any feathers in...although there should be very few feathers mixed in with the down.
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If you are asking if you can use these for down pillows, YES is the answer. I use foam and hubby used down. No feathers fly. If I have not answered your question, let me know.
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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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The white down ($129) is DUCK down. From what I've read and been told goose down is superior to duck down. The medium warmth white goose down has a slightly higher fill power than the medium warmth white (duck) down. Higher fill power will give you more loft and warmth. I purchased the medium warmth white goose down king size a few months ago and am very happy with it!