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E:? Win A luxury Goose Down Duvet And Pillows Worth £265
kipper_2-2
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Click Here and enter competition code BED into the box and answer the question correctly below.

One set up for grabs from I Love My Duvet!
Win an ultra-luxurious 'four seasons' goose down duvet and two goose down pillows, worth £265, from bedding specialists I Love My Duvet.
The set combines cotton cambric covers and goose down - the finest of all fillings - for the perfect night's sleep. And with 'four seasons' capability, the king-size duvet is ideal for all-year-round use.
Question: Which bird feathers are commonly used in duvets and pillows?
Answer: Goose
Good Luck

One set up for grabs from I Love My Duvet!
Win an ultra-luxurious 'four seasons' goose down duvet and two goose down pillows, worth £265, from bedding specialists I Love My Duvet.
The set combines cotton cambric covers and goose down - the finest of all fillings - for the perfect night's sleep. And with 'four seasons' capability, the king-size duvet is ideal for all-year-round use.
Question: Which bird feathers are commonly used in duvets and pillows?
Answer: Goose
Good Luck
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hey hiya kipper
good to *see* you
thanks for comp
fluffynit0 -
I know I probably sound daft but do you know if they kill the geese to make these, or is it a by-product of the meat industry, or do they just collect feathers that have fallen off naturally? lolI've been lucky, I'll be lucky again. ~ Bette Davis0
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Hmm I think the down is the really soft fluffy feathers on the breast, so I would imagine it comes as a by-product..but I am not sure
fluffynit0 -
Thanks fluffynit. I did a bit of a Google and yeah, it's not a nice industry from the Geese's point of view.
Thanks anyway Kipper, nice to see you.I've been lucky, I'll be lucky again. ~ Bette Davis0 -
Welcome back. Good to see you.0
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