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Further duvet ponderings

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Katek Thu 14-Jan-16 08:53:08

When synthetic duvets go flat do they maintain their tog rating heat retention? Or is it the 'fluffed up-ness' air pockets that do that?

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kittylester Thu 14-Jan-16 09:08:31

Please stop it Kate grin

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Katek Thu 14-Jan-16 09:12:23

Will go and ask Mr Google instead......smile

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jinglbellsfrocks Thu 14-Jan-16 09:50:25

Time to buy a new one.

Can you ruin the tog-ness of feather duvets by lying on top of them, rather than getting inside. Do feathers break?

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jinglbellsfrocks Thu 14-Jan-16 09:50:39

under. not 'inside'

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Teetime Thu 14-Jan-16 10:08:04

Why is staying under the duvet on the day you have to get up early so appealing?

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Alea Thu 14-Jan-16 14:46:58

Staying under the duvet is appealing any day!

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Ana Thu 14-Jan-16 14:48:41

Especially when you're dying for a wee!

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Charleygirl Thu 14-Jan-16 14:50:21

Especially when wakened by a cat at 5am daily. She has a litter tray- she only wants to explore the great outdoors- she can but not at that hour- I need my beauty sleep- I know I would never get up!

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rubysong Thu 14-Jan-16 15:32:16

I have a 'flat' polyester duvet and have cut it up and sewn around each piece to make a mattress for DS2's dog. They are small enough to be washed in the machine and three of them in an outer cover will make her very comfy in her crate/bedroom.
I can't say whether a flat duvet is warm or not but at least old ones can be reused.

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