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NewlyMrs
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Name: Jennifer
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best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
I know most stores sell them, but who has the best ones, best price?
anything I should look for in one?
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Posted 10/4/08 11:28 AM |
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Elizabeth
Mom of Three
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Re: best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
You should look at the company store website. They give you a lot of info on them. I have a medium warmth one from them and it's good for cold NY weather. If you get one, make sure you get a machine washable one. I am so happy I got one that I can wash myself rather than have to pay 15? 20? to the dry cleaners every time I want to wash it.
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Posted 10/4/08 6:14 PM |
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Tine73
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Re: best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
I'm getting rid of a king size one if you need it. It's a Primaloft by Charter Club that I bought at Macy's. It's EXACTLY the same Pirmaloft that I bought at Pottery Barn for a lot more money. I just had it laundered. Let me know if you want it.
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Posted 10/4/08 7:09 PM |
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MrsGT
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Member since 9/08 51 total posts
Name: J
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Re: best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
I heard that it's best to get one that has separate, stiched grid areas for the feathers as opposed to one where all the feathers are stuffed into the entire comforter. This way, the volume stays pretty equal throughout the whole comforter instead of all the feathers falling to the bottom. I bought a king sized one at LL Bean years ago and still have it. It was incredibly expensive...but I'm talking, 10 or so years and it's still in great condition.
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Posted 10/4/08 8:21 PM |
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QueSeraSera
Sugar & Spice
Member since 7/08 1351 total posts
Name: Liz
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Re: best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
I buy mine at Overstock- they have great prices. Make sure you read the reviews on the website before you pick the one you want. (Some of the really cheap ones are not of good quality.)
It's definitely worth spending a bit more for quality, since you will have it forever. Since I just change duvet covers, I still have the comforter I bought 6 years ago...and 3 more for other rooms!
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Posted 10/5/08 7:40 AM |
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NewlyMrs
Laugh-Live-Love LIFE!
Member since 10/06 14432 total posts
Name: Jennifer
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Re: best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
thanks for the tips!!!
I did not know they even made machine washable ones....definitely better than dry cleaning.
I agree with if you are going to spend the $$, get a good one!
They just seem so warm and cuddly!!!!
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Posted 10/5/08 11:11 AM |
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Nicole728
My Happy Girl
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Name: Me
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Re: best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
We got ours at Macy's
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Posted 10/5/08 12:07 PM |
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PotofLuck06
Our Baby Boy Is Here!!!
Member since 11/06 13241 total posts
Name: Betsy
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Re: best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
We bought ours from domestications.com and it's an all weather one for summer/winter.
We have a duvet cover to go over this.
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Posted 10/5/08 5:35 PM |
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Atlast07
2 Girls and 1 Boy!
Member since 7/07 3504 total posts
Name: D
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Re: best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
I bought mine at Macys. I have also purchased one at bed Bath and Beyond for the guest bedroom.
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Posted 10/5/08 5:40 PM |
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Re: best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
I actually researched this and used the Company Store's website to help..you should get a box one (evenly distributes) and at least a 300 thread count...we ended up with a Primaloft from Pottery Barn outlet and got a great deal on it-are using it now and so far, so good..nice and toasty and cozy...
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Posted 10/5/08 6:30 PM |
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skip123
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Re: best place for a down comforter? (what to look for in one?)
overstock or smartbargains.com
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Posted 10/5/08 10:28 PM |
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