Comforters add color and style to any bedroom. They are soft and snuggly. Sizes range from single bedding to king size bedding. There are three weights: lightweight which is good for all seasons, medium which is the most popular all year round, and heavy which is good for very cold winter climates. Goose down, duck down or man-made fibers are used for making the comforters. There are a variety of bed comforters including Pacific Coast, allergy free, down and bed comforter sets.
Pacific Coast comforters use a Barrier Weave fabric and 300 or 500 count 100% cotton fabric. They are stitched in blocks which keeps the goose feathers in place and the comforter fluffy.
If you have allergies, look for a comforter that is hypoallergenic. Primaloft, silk and wool fibers are available fabrics. Purchase a duvet cover to protect the comforter from dirt and impurities, and to limit the number of washings.
Comforters are packed tightly when shipped. Therefore, remove the comforter from its package and gently fluff it. It may take several hours or a day to recover its fluffiness. Also, you may want to hang it on a clothesline to air outside to remove the packaging material odor. Over the lifetime of the comforter air it two or three times a year outside in cool, breezy weather. If that's not possible place it in a dryer on the fluff cycle.
Comforters should be washed as little as possible. Never use bleach or fabric softeners. Use the gentle cycle on the washing machine, fill with warm water and use a mild soap. Do two rinse cycles. Never line dry the wet comforter. Tumble dry it on low heat for two to four hours. Use two clean tennis balls to break up clumps. Store the clean comforter in a cotton cover, never plastic.
Chic comforter bed sets will give your bedroom style and class. Before making your purchase choose a theme, a color scheme, the material, and your price range.
When picking a theme consider your lifestyle, your existing bedroom decor and your personality. The right choice will bring you years of comfort and enjoyment. Some possible themes are floral, stripes, plaids, black and white, sports, music, animals, etc. Let your imagination "run wild" - it's part of the fun when decorating your bedroom with a new bed comforter.
Choosing the right colors is important. Green or blue provide calmness and relaxation. Black adds a dramatic flare. Red is sexy. Neutral colors provide balance, but consider adding a splash of color to make a statement. When possible, get a swatch of the fabric to determine if the color and texture will complement your existing bedroom decor.
Consider your price range before making your purchase. Then contact http://www.mynewbedcomforters.com for a fantastic selection.
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