Spinning your duvet: what does the spin speed mean?
You want your washable duvet to dry easily again after washing. It helps to check the spin advice. Some duvets list 600 rpm. Others can be spun at ...
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Washable duvets: where the difference in quality is
Washable duvets without a cover have become popular in a short time. The idea is simple. You sleep directly under the duvet and then put the whole ...
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When your bedroom starts to feel like a hotel
We can show the product in a studio. A customer unboxing it in their own bedroom tells you more.
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Which fabric should you choose for bedding? Cotton, Tencel, bamboo and percale explained
If you're shopping for new bedding, you'll quickly come across names like cotton, Tencel, bamboo and linen. You'll also see terms such as percale, ...
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Why Do Hotels Almost Always Choose White Bedding?
Hotels almost always use white bedding for practical and aesthetic reasons: stains show clearly, white cotton survives frequent high-temperature wa...
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Vegan Duvet: What Is It and What Should You Look For?
A vegan duvet is a duvet made without animal-derived materials. In most cases, that means it contains no down, feathers, silk or cashmere. If keepi...
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Caffeine and sleep: why that cup of coffee can disrupt your night
Caffeine doesn’t remove tiredness it hides it. Here’s how it affects sleep pressure, how long it stays in your system, and simple habits for better...
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Why Do We Actually Use a Duvet Cover?
A duvet cover feels completely normal, but its main job is practical: it protects the duvet so you can wash bedding often without washing the duvet...
