Wool Duvet

Mimi_Arc_en_ciel

If I buy an "all weather 3-14tog " duvet from the wool room its going to cost me £209.00

but if I buy it like this:

"Double classic summer wool 3-6 tog" @ £67.99
"Double Classic Medium Wool 8-12 tog" @ £79.99
Total: 147.98

So effectively I'm "saving" £61.02

Would I REALLY notice the difference between the 2 tog at winter?!

Anyone know of any great deals?

Thanks!

Cisco001

Put your two duvet together to make it winter

squinty

soakandsleep who used to be the duvet an pillow warehouse have a double all year wool quilt for £115.50.

Plus £12 off in the sale and 12% cashback with Quidco.

We bought one a couple of years ago and are really pleased with it

londonTiger

Two wool will be a bit too thick. I like to have a 7tog summer duvet and add throws on top. One throw is usually enough but my oh prefers two throws.

The only disadvantage is if you move a lot when you sleep. Because the layers will move out of place

Cisco001

londonTiger wrote: »

Two wool will be a bit too thick. I like to have a 7tog summer duvet and add throws on top. One throw is usually enough but my oh prefers two throws.

The only disadvantage is if you move a lot when you sleep. Because the layers will move out of place

It depends on the room tempature at night.

I don't turn heater on at night. So I would need 13.5t + throws during winter.

londonTiger

Cisco001 wrote: »

It depends on the room tempature at night.

I don't turn heater on at night. So I would need 13.5t + throws during winter.

Our house is very well insulated to a fault. Small windows, triple glazed and draught proofing on all internal doors.

13 tog alone would be enough for us