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cheapest way to buy cotton bedding/feather quilts

DEBTMONKEY1A
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Hi! Proud owner of a brand new dbl divan.....NEVER had a new bed in my life! Looking for recommendations for best & cheapest place to source cotton bedding( duvet cover/pillowcases/fitted under sheet) and (if not too dear) a cotton/feather mattress protector. Just for the speed aspect I ordered all these from argos, cotton/polyester mix. Seem fine but a tiny bit sweaty!
Used a goose sgl duvet before....LOVELY.....warm/no sweating! I know some people object to the slight smell but fades after 3 months or so. Also already have 2 goose pillow.....again very comfortable.
EBay/amazon confuses the hell out of me as the lead in price is for 1 item....not a set. Only true bargain I found was the duck feather pillows at £10 (less 25% code on site) from the outlet that MSE has on its home page....can't recall name....but if you factor in £2.99 delivery back up to a tenner but still cheap.
EBay & Amazon are SO confusing......why do no companies do quilt cover/fitted sheet/pillow cases as a set???!
Any advice/links would be great. The bed is SO comfy and I need decent sleep as am a sole carer for g/f who is not well.
Can't afford the earth but realise 800 thread top quality Egyptian cotton is probably out of my range! Happy with pure cotton or 200 thread (whatever that means!).
Thanks any eBay/Amazon/internet experts that might help me wade through the cr*p and find something at a decent price that does not produce any sweating!!!! Ewwwwww!:beer:
Used a goose sgl duvet before....LOVELY.....warm/no sweating! I know some people object to the slight smell but fades after 3 months or so. Also already have 2 goose pillow.....again very comfortable.
EBay/amazon confuses the hell out of me as the lead in price is for 1 item....not a set. Only true bargain I found was the duck feather pillows at £10 (less 25% code on site) from the outlet that MSE has on its home page....can't recall name....but if you factor in £2.99 delivery back up to a tenner but still cheap.
EBay & Amazon are SO confusing......why do no companies do quilt cover/fitted sheet/pillow cases as a set???!
Any advice/links would be great. The bed is SO comfy and I need decent sleep as am a sole carer for g/f who is not well.
Can't afford the earth but realise 800 thread top quality Egyptian cotton is probably out of my range! Happy with pure cotton or 200 thread (whatever that means!).
Thanks any eBay/Amazon/internet experts that might help me wade through the cr*p and find something at a decent price that does not produce any sweating!!!! Ewwwwww!:beer:
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John Lewis.
I've bought cotton bedding from ebay before and been very disappointed. Pay the extra and do it properly. Buy cheap - buy twice."If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." -- Red Adair0 -
Hi! Thanks for replying. Had a good look on j lewis, at the mo can't afford them. Have also been looking at direct textile firms, I'm not tech savvy enough to open a new window but rhe top 5 or so are around a tenner or so dearer rhan ebay/anazon and seem to have good feedback. There is alsl the bedding outlet shop MSE sometimes have on the weekly mail which presently has a 25 percent disc code on it...again can't recall nane as don't know how to open another window on anart phone!
GRRRR...bring back simple candy bar old nokias!
Any one else got any ideas?0 -
Wait for the Blue Cross sale at Jl, HoF etc, 70% reduction makes good quality affordable
Seriously , buy cheap, you will buy again and again
First good bedding I bought back in 2000, two sets, changed week and week about. £200 in the sales, one set is still going strong
Bought new bedding 3 years ago in the blue cross sale and I expect that to last 15/20 years0 -
Look at TK Max.0
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HI, thanks. Looked at t k maxx, could only find synthetic bedding. Thanks for taking the time to reply.0
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DEBTMONKEY1A wrote: »HI, thanks. Looked at t k maxx, could only find synthetic bedding. Thanks for taking the time to reply.
Have you looked in store in TK Maxx as they vary their in store goods to whats on the website.Dwy galon, un dyhead,
Dwy dafod ond un iaith,
Dwy raff yn cydio’n ddolen,
Dau enaid ond un taith.0 -
John Lewis for the duvet, I prefer a little weight to the duvet, the 100% down ones are far to light, so went for 1 of the feather/down ones which are a lot cheaper.0
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I bought some at Dunelm, nearly £100 each, they were so noisy wnen sleeping under we hardly got any sleep, so be awaremake the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
and we will never, ever return.0 -
I use Soak & Sleep (online), and I've been very happy with everything that's come from there so far.
I bought their wool duvet, which feels a bit different and has a slightly noisy cover (a scrunchy noise if that makes sense!) but I've had much less trouble with overheating at night since.
They are one of those very heavy advertising firms though, so if you sign up with them be prepared for lots of emails with special offers and sales. Stuff does come quickly and efficiently and nicely packaged though.0 -
My bed sheet and pillows case are from ikea or tkmaxx
Duvet and mattress protector are from soak and sleep.0
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