suffolk wrote:It’s getting cooler at nights so I’m just about thinking of swapping the 4.5 tog one for the 9 Then if it gets very cold we’ll put one on top of the other (they have press fasteners on the corners so they stay together in the cover).
Gruney wrote:That's how it was before - but I don't think I possess the duvet inserting gene
earthmaiden wrote:The bannisters method is by far the best - I haven't got any though. Patsy - that's how DD does it - makes it look simple. Then I try and end up more like Scully's version which would be great if I were a small boy ...
scullion wrote:when he was small our son's method was to turn the duvet cover inside out, pull it over his head to get inside but remember where he'd left the corners of the duvet, grab hold of those through the top corners of the cover and wriggle his way out while still holding on to the corners. have you tried that version‽‽‽
earthmaiden wrote:The bannisters method is by far the best - I haven't got any though. Patsy - that's how DD does it - makes it look simple. Then I try and end up more like Scully's version which would be great if I were a small boy ...
Pepper Pig wrote:Well it’s irrelevant wargarden but it certainly shows your age.
wargarden wrote:not sure about togs but the troggs play pretty good music.
Ratatouille wrote:Our duvet is filled with silk and is very light and warm when they need to be. It seems appropriate when our bedroom was where silworms were raised.
Lokelani wrote:Silk was another one I was wondering about, but thought it might be better at being warm than keeping you cool. Both sound well worth looking into.
My only other concern with wool was that the one I saw at a craft fair wasn't washable. A lot was said by the company selling them that they didn't need to be as they're anti dust mite, anti mould, anti everything else & only needing airing out on the line. I'm not sure I'm happy with that in case of spilt cups of tea in bed & sometimes letting the dog up for a quick snuggle on Sunday mornings when reading..... I know we shouldn't but huskies are just so bouncy it's hard to keep them off the furniture.
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