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Cat General => General Cat Chat => Topic started by: Michelle (furbabystar) on December 03, 2006, 15:44:37 PM
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Does anyone know if i can take a Duck Down Duvet to a lauderate ?
Or does it have to be dry cleaned >????
Lala messed all over my sons duvet last night and he hadnt put a cover on it so you can imagine the state of it !!!!!! :censored:
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I have just looked on the net and there are some for sale that are washable, is there no little tag anywhere, or dare you not look because of the puke.
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Some feather ones are treated to be washable but others aren't - if you wash an untreated one, the smell of wet feathers is disgusting. I use spundown (www.finebedding.co.uk) duvets - they are man-made but feel like feather and you can wash them at 60 degrees. Also they are designed to squash up enough to fit in a home washing machine - Their pillows are excellent too! ;D
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Yeah Mark, just had a nosey at the site and the quilts & pillows sound FAB !
I hate the fact I have to slog to the launderette to get my quilts clean and I love to be able to wash my pillows but they are never the same after a few washes. Will definately be getting on to the stockist in Liverpool to check these out. Hope they do them in super king size though !
Thanks for the tip :Luv: :Luv: :Luv:
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I think kingsize is the largest they do that fit in the machine at home >:(
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Mark you are right, untreated ones do smell something awful. I made the mistake of washing my throw cushions in the wash and I could not believe the awful smell...puke I think?
ERg
Love the Fine Bedding site...I see a shopping spree coming my way.
Sorry to hear about Lala...she ok now?
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Just looked at label (DOH didnt think of that lol)
It can be washed 40d and tumbled on hot till dry but i dont think it will fit in my machine so looks like i will have to take it down to lauderate to be done
Hope Pauline or Dot are there to do a service wash coz i'm not sitting down there all day :rofl: !!!!!
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I hate drying duvets - they cost about £5 to dry - even then, they feel dry then later they feel damp again :tired: - best to air it in a warm room. Even better, take it to Morrisons as they are quite cheap for duvet cleaning ;D
Kim & aggie, eat your heart out - I could teach them some tips