Learn how to wash a down comforter and care for similar items, such as pillows, sleeping bags, and jackets, so they remain soft and fluffy.

How to Wash a Down Comforter Per appliance brand Whirlpool, you should wash your comforter two or three times a year if you use a duvet cover. Keeping a duvet cover or sheet over your comforter ...

Washing a down comforter at home is a lot easier than you think! Follow these simple steps for the cleanest, coziest, fluffiest bedding ever. The post How to Wash a Down Comforter the Right Way ...

Most down comforters are machine washable, but there are a few things to keep in mind before tossing yours in — including how long it takes to dry.

Washing our bed sheets is a weekly affair. Washing our comforters, however, is a task we tend to put off until absolutely necessary, especially if they're down-filled. Besides being a more labor ...

What To Know About Cleaning Down Comforters You can understand, then, why washing a down comforter has gotten such a bad reputation.

How to properly wash a down comforter at home with a washing machine. Our advice? Skip the dryer and do this.

Just about every down comforter has a tag with care instructions that read, "Dry Clean Only." But if you're on a budget, or reluctant to expose your bedding to the harsh chemicals used in dry ...

Depending on your comforter and climate, a down comforter may be used year-round. If you store the comforter during the warmer months, keep it in a bag that isn’t snug and allows air to circulate.

Down comforters are maybe the most intimidating pieces of bedding to wash. They’re voluminous, expensive and filled with delicate material. But you can wash your comforter yourself, and you don ...

Down is very warm and insulating, but it’s also lightweight. Depending on your comforter and climate, a down comforter may be used year-round.