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Down comforters are often white or off-white, with down goose feather fill.
One downside of feather comforters and some down comforters is the possibility of feathers poking through the comforter cover and scratching you.
Most duvets are covered with 100 percent cotton ticking to ensure a smooth, crisp finish for the lush comforters.
If you have a cotton or wool duvet, do not submerge it in water, though you can spot clean or mist the comforters with a mixture of water and vinegar (the vinegar mix will neutralize any odors in the duvet, just be certain to air the comforter after spot cleaning).
Silk comforters are cool in the summer and warm in the winter.
Wool comforters are sought after for their clean allergy-free warmth.
Hypoallergenic down comforters are safe to use.
Drying Tips for down comforters: Drying will take several hours depending on the size and weight of your comforter.
Most comforters are too large to wash in a top loading machine, and down has a tendency to float so your entire comforter may not get wet when using a top loading machine.
A comforters down is harvested during the natural molting process from farm raised geese.
Baffle Box-Stitch comforters have a unique gate system that keeps down in place, and the uniformity of the baffle box-stitch design provides better insulation (the construction ensures that each chamber maintains its loftiness).
Down comforters are extremely light and allow your body to sleep at your natural temperature.