copy of Duvet Fluff Goose

STRUCTURE

COVER

• 100% anti-feather cotton
• The cover is not removable and sewn with thread
• The textile corresponds to Oeko-Tex Standard 100

Quilt filling: 100% goose down

The down comes from waterfowl, such as ducks and the geese. The main function of down is that of insulation and is the reason why it is found on the body of birds. Down feathers are almost three-dimensional and have many wavy threads that can both absorb moisture and keep the body warm.

Goose down has a very fine structure that allows it to store a large amount of air. . Thus, the quilt will easily return to its original shape after compression. The more goose down the filling contains, the warmer, lighter and more voluminous the quilt will be. Goose down allows for very good air circulation inside the quilt and absorbs moisture.

Quilts and pillows must be shaken daily, to maintain the shape of the filling, as well as the strength of the down and pillows.

Avoid vacuuming or beating the duvet, as you may damage the down or feathers. If the comforter is machine washable, follow the instructions carefully and make sure it is completely dry before using it again.

The bedroom should be properly ventilated daily and the bedspread should not it must be placed on top of the quilt in a few hours. Thus, the moisture can evaporate, and the duvet remains airy and fresh.

To make the down or feathers return to their original shape, you can spin dry the duvet or pillow for a few hours, possibly together with a tennis ball or rubber shoe, to make sure the down or feathers are seated correctly. It's a good idea to take the duvet and pillow out of the car every fifteen minutes and shake them out.