What is the best material for comforter sets?

Cotton is usually the best material for comforter sets. The most-used fiber in the world, cotton feels good against your skin, keeps you warm, and launders easily at home. Polyester and cotton blends work great as well, giving you the softness of cotton combined with the low-maintenance benefits of synthetic fibers.

How do down and down alternative comforter sets differ?

Down comes from the fluffy coating underneath waterfowl, which protects them from the elements. This makes down warmer and softer than down alternative. Down is also more lightweight and more durable. The breathable design makes down a great year-round addition to your bedding. Down alternative comforter sets have the advantage of being hypoallergenic, making them a better choice than down for those with sensitivities. Though they typically don't last as long, they don't aggravate allergies while keeping you warm and cozy.

How do I put on a duvet cover?

First, you flatten your comforter on your mattress top and turn your duvet cover inside out. Put both your hands inside the duvet cover, locate the top corners, and grip them in each hand. Next, reach down and grab the comforter's two top corners with your hands still inside the duvet cover. Holding each tightly, flip your duvet cover to the right-side-out position and fluff both until the duvet covers most of your comforter. When you have your comforter evenly aligned inside the duvet cover, zip it up and place it on your bed.

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