Down Comforter Leaf

Do not wash down bedding products with regular laundry detergent.
Not all down comforters are created equal.
If your down comforter is used with a duvet cover, you likely will not need top sheets, blankets, or bedspreads.
One of the best things about down comforters is that they make great insulators.
Drying Tips for down comforters: Drying will take several hours depending on the size and weight of your comforter.
Higher fill power indicates that the comforter (duvet) is filled with larger, stronger clusters of down that come from mature geese.
Because very tiny feathers get caught in down, down comforters are rarely 100 percent down.
If you have a twin extra long bed with a down comforter, you may need an 18" or 21" drop bedskirt (drop refers to how tall a bedskirt is, it is the distance from the floor to the top of the box spring).
A comforter with a 500 fill power means that each ounce of down fills 500 cubic inches of space, and the higher the number of the fill power the higher the quality of the down.
The original down comforters were simply a big bag filled with down, which are easy to make, but often the down ends up at the edges by morning.
Down comforters are stuffed with the soft under-feathers of ducks and geese.
Goose down comforters are the lightest, softest, and warmest bedding available.
Comforter 'downproofness' is measured in millimeters with the industry standard being 10 for air porosity.

Down Comforter Leaf