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Just about two or 3 months ago I bought a new duvet - down and feather 13.5 tog. Now I have bought these years ago and they were quite lightweight. Just after making my bed and must say the duvet is very heavy and expensive.
I am looking for a lightweight duvet - I do know men can handle the heavy ones but I can't - any help please. Thanks
I am looking for a lightweight duvet - I do know men can handle the heavy ones but I can't - any help please. Thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Those methods look like a right faff. I put the cover flat on the bed, not inside out. I concertina the open end up towards the top.
Then I put the duvet flat on the bed, put the top in to the top of the concertina'd cover then pull the cover down. It does involve walking round the bed a couple of times but it works. No lifting, no climbing in to the cover, no faff.
Then I put the duvet flat on the bed, put the top in to the top of the concertina'd cover then pull the cover down. It does involve walking round the bed a couple of times but it works. No lifting, no climbing in to the cover, no faff.
Believe it, or not, I use the roll method. It takes longer, and you do sort of improve the process the more times you do it. I struggle to 'throw' the duvet it the air so the roll method works brilliantly (even with a 10•5tog). When I strip the bed I turn the duvet cover inside out, and wash and dry it that way.