Which Duvet to Buy

anotheruser

Thanks for the comments.

I do like a big fluffy one as I get the impression of being snuggily with it but have considered wool before.

The current best seller on Amazon is a Silent Night Ultrabounce 10.5 tog, £20.

McKneff

just make sure that they are not noisy. We bought a goose down one, not cheap but it rustled badly, i presume it was the cover, I hardly slept a wink and they are not returnable for obvious reasons.

I dont know if they can get round that one with the Distance selling rules mind.

Money_maker

Dunelm have them hung so you can touch them, this might help avoid the horribly noisy and crispy covers.

SuzieSue

anotheruser wrote: »

The current best seller on Amazon is a Silent Night Ultrabounce 10.5 tog, £20.

That will be much too hot for the spring/summer and perhaps too cold for the winter unless you have an electric blanket or don't feel the cold. I would always go for an all seasons. It doesn't matter that you don't put them together - we don't either as we have an electric blanket in the winter which warms the bed up sufficiently.

tired_dad

been there, done that.

I genuinely believe you get what you pay for

Spent an obscene amount of money on a goose down from JL. It's so light it feels like there is no weight on top of you. Very very warm.

After night 1 both SWIMBO and I said it was money well spent

DigForVictory

I buy supermarket own brand as frankly we use & abuse our duvets something shameful.

I have slept under down and it was blissful, just himself is allergic, so once a merry widow, I'll be investing in eider. Til then...

As I get sent around a bit, I have asked hotels what sort of duvet I've slept under (if a particularly good night) - may be one way of trying before you buy?!