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We have a Tractor Supply store about one mile from our house. That store sells giant bags of screened (no/low dust), large flake pine shavings. If you want a heavy-duty comforter that will keep you warm during cold winter nights but won’t cause you to overheat and sweat, this duvet cover is for you. Made by Casaluna, the comforter comes in lightweight, heavyweight, and all-season varieties, but all three versions feel seriously cozy and breathable despite their heft.

To test each comforter's texture and breathability, we laid under them for five minutes and considered whether: the fill felt evenly distributed, it felt easy to maneuver or fold over, or whether it felt cool or too warm. Each comforter was also weighted on a scale to note its loft and all-season capabilities. Before washing the comforters according to their individual care instructions, we then performed a stain test by pouring coffee on each comforter. We noted whether the coffee was easily absorbed into the comforter or pooled for easy clean-up.That said, higher fill power is heavier, which can disadvantageous to people who move around a lot. “A 900-fill power down comforter may weigh 7 pounds whereas a 500-fill power comforter may weigh 5 pounds for the same warmth,” says Maine. “Most consumers are going to go for the lighter option if they have the same effect.” Pine shavings can make good bedding too, but do not tend to provide ample insulation during the cold winter as much as the shavings and straw. A sewn-through down comforter will have clumps of feathers secured in place, meaning there’s less shifting over time. This style is also low-maintenance and easy to care for (especially if you’re someone who hates when the fill moves around!) However, sewn-through comforters tend to be less lofty, which can make them feel less luxurious. Silk & Snow’s Down Duvet Insert combines the insulation from down and the breathability of cotton to create a product perfect for year-round use. It also comes in two weights, all-season and lightweight, so that customers can choose their desired insulation. Pine shavings are also antimicrobial. Like sawdust, pine shavings are usually a byproduct of the lumber industry.

Quince’s Premium Down Comforter offers a luxurious feel at an affordable price. Shoppers looking for quality materials on a budget may want to consider this comforter. This comforter is slightly crinkly while adjusting it, but we'd consider its noise level comparable to real down comforters. Corner loops also make it easy to secure in a duvet cover. Corner loops enable you to secure the comforter to a duvet cover. While technically machine-washable, you may need commercial-grade appliances to accommodate the comforter. You also have the option to dry clean. Twin, full/queen, and king/California king comforters are available, all of which are oversized to ensure plenty of coverage.

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Over the past many years, we pulled a Benjamin Franklin, experimenting with every option before finally settling on a clear favorite based on: A down comforter can be paired with a duvet cover, so the down comforter itself is often simple in terms of design and color. That said, many down comforters are woven with subtle stripes or patterns or available in more than one color. The stitching used to keep the down fill from shifting also creates a design, which can include box, diamond, or channel patterns. Mid-Range Fill Power: The mid-range is ideal for hot sleepers and warmer climates, as it provides insulation without retaining too much heat. Shoppers looking for an all-season comforter often select one that is 600 to 700 fill power. Baffle-box down comforters, on the other hand, offer more breathability and airflow. The down fill can shift around, but it’s more likely to maintain its loft and fluffy feel. You will have to fluff your comforter regularly to move the fill around, but ultimately baffle-box construction can offer more warmth in winter, breathability in summer, and comfort year-around. When it comes to comforter construction, I also would recommend a comforter with a baffle box construction, which keeps the fill evenly distributed throughout the night," says Ruthie Osswald, Senior Associate of Design and Product Development at Brooklinen. Baffle box construction means a comforter features a thin strip of fabric sewn between the top and bottom layers, with 3D chambers that hold down clusters. This particular kind of comforter helps keep down lofty and evenly distributed for cozy, fluffy, and nicely breathable bedding.

The insert has a shell made from 100% organic cotton, which is naturally breathable and soft to the touch. Down tends to trap heat more than other fill materials, but the cotton helps reduce heat buildup to regulate temperature. The corners of the shell have small loops to secure the insert to a duvet cover and prevent shifting. The fill consists of lofty, 650 fill-power white down. Baffle-box stitching keeps the fill evenly distributed, resulting in a plush feel across the surface that resists bunching at the feet. Hope this helps and thanks for sharing your experience about your own poultry. Pretty scary stuff re your geese being killed and injured from cedarcide! Maybe you could let the product manufacturer know so they could put a warning label on their product(s). The Snowe Down Comforter is a good compromise for people who enjoy the feel of pure down but either tend to sleep hot or reside in a relatively warm climate. You can choose from two designs for your comforter, including a lightweight option with only 22 ounces of fill. This construction ensures you still get insulation when you need it without overheating in bed the rest of the year. When selecting a down comforter, the quality of the materials used will matter more than the materials themselves. That said, there are different types of down comforters available, and it is helpful for shoppers to understand their options before deciding on a down comforter.To ensure the quality of your down comforter, it's advisable to look for a handful of certifications. The Responsible Down Standard (RDS) ensures that down and feathers come from animals that have not been subjected to any unnecessary harm. The International Down and Feather Laboratory (IDFL) certification is another label to look out for— as the largest down testing lab in the world, they regularly collect samples from retailers and manufacturers to ensure that the down they're using meets global standards. Finally, DOWNMARK is a Canadian organization that certifies that down or feather products are genuine items that have been finished in Canada according to all standards. the only store that carries them near us is about 5 miles away from our house (that’s a long distance for us), and