Anyone else have a problem with the comforter "shedding"? I am finding tons of tiny fibers from this all over my daughter's headboard, nightstand, etc
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I have not had that problem with the set I purchased back in March 2014, sorry.
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No, not at all. I have had the comforter approx 1 year and I love it. It is much less smelly than the down comforters I have bought and I am very sensitive to smell, ask my husband. We are now looking into buying a wool mattress topper and replacing another comforter with wool.
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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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Hi Diana, I don't recall any problems with shedding with the 3 we own. I would suggest keeping them for the 30 day money back period and evaluate then. Ours were purchased many years ago and are still like new. I have never had any complains about the quality as other reviewers of most recent time seem to have reported. I wonder if the quality has decreased? One thing to know thought is that the ones we have are the Snuggfleece Original, not the more economy version.
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I bought the cali king for mine. I dont care for short comforters and I wanted my bed to look full. Btw do not machine wash :(
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I would order the Cali king . They have changed them since I ordered my mothers. Her was soft and not as pokey as everyone is complaining about. Hers was more like the full down version I have. Didn't have the problems like mega feathers and getting poked all the time. I do advise checking jc penny's sometimes they have the full down comforters on sale less then $80 around this time of year. I also recommend the cover for them as it is natural for the feathers to come out and this helps with getting poked , keeping feathers & down out of your nose ( it happens) an keeps you comforter cleaner. Just was the cover instead of the comforter, because most washers won't hold the king or Cali king and its usually cheaper to buy a new one instead of taking it to the cleaners. I hope I've answered your question!
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Mine fully expanded but it took a few days. Just FYI- DO NOT REMOVE THE COVER. I took it off to wash it and ended up with some shiny type of stringy material that got onto everything in my bedroom and caused some itchy allergic reaction. That was a couple months ago and I am still frequently finding it on our clothes and bedding.
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Hmm. I haven't had this problem. You could try washing the case. Also, try this.http://www.ehow.com/how_5024435_rid-static-electricity-blankets.htmlHowever, I wasn't a big fan of the case and made a different one that is a different flannel material. Or you could try not rubbing your feet on the carpet before you go to bed. Haha I kid. There are a few other cases on Amazon that you can purchase if washing the cover doesn't work, but if you know somebody who sews I would buy some fabric and put them to work!
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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.
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Hi and congrats. This comforter is wonderful. First take it out and give it several real good shakes then give it two-three days. It will POOF up. Give it one more good shake and put on your bed. It will keep you nice and cozy. I love mine. Suzzie
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No! I've had the bed and the memory foam now for 2 months. If there was ANY glass fibers or fiberglass, I would be itching.. Whoever told you that or what you have read, is full of it. Anything I can help you with?
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I've washed mine once, and I didn't have any shedding problem. It's all pretty secure. I don't know how thick the smaller one is, but I can say that they are all very thin. If you're looking for plush, look at other ones. If I didn't have soft carpet underneath, I wouldn't have kept it.
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Actually, I would not recommend the washer at all. I think it would ruin the down inside. We often grab the bottom of the comforter and "whip it" to get the down redistributed back to the top of it. I would dry clean it only.
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I just washed ours a couple of days ago at the laundromat (we have the 40-inch bed). Tumble dried it for a while, then left it out in the sun. Seems pretty much good as new. (Although a removable cover would've really been ideal, but whatever.)
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We've had ours for nearly a year and it has never stopped spewing feathers. We ended up having to buy special covers, which were expensive (in addition to the normal duvet covers we already have). It solved the feather problem but this company should stop selling these comforters. They are very poor quality.
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I have no idea what the others were talking about with this shed issue. Maybe because I ordered the tan, I never noticed any sheding. I just took an unused group 9 hangers and placed a black top under them and rubbed the hangers and finally noticed teeny tiny hairs being released. But I really had to look. Hope this helps.
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I'm sorry, but I haven't washed it yet. In my experience with these things, a good shake and massaging the bunched areas will help dissipate the clumps. But I don't imagine this comforter will have that problem. All around it's been a wonderful purchase!