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Postby cruiser2 » 06 May 2024, 09:03

I have a duvet which I want to clean.

It has seveeal marks onit. I have used it without a cover which is why it has got marked.

i am thinking of washing it in the washing machine on it s own and letting it dry overnight.

I don't want to take it to be dry cleaned or scrap it and buy a new one.

Any advice much appreciated.
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Re: Duvet

Postby saundra » 06 May 2024, 09:16

You have 2choices either take it to a launderette and have it washed and dried or take it to the tip and then buy a new one
It won't get washed probably in a normal washer if it's
a thick duvet and will take days to dry
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Re: Duvet

Postby saundra » 06 May 2024, 09:19

saundra wrote:You have 2choices either take it to a launderette and have it washed and dried or take it to the tip and then buy a new one
It won't get washed probably in a normal washer if it's
a thick duvet and will take days to dry

It actually would be cheaper to buy a new one from asda or a super market of your choice
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Re: Duvet

Postby Workingman » 06 May 2024, 09:35

Mine is two duvets that clip together with poppers for winter, a 4.5 tog (summer) and a 9.0 tog (spring/autumn) and they are a cotton outer filled with duck down.

I take them to the launderette because a normal washing machine is not big enough for either on their own. Each costs about £9 to clean but that is way cheaper than a new down filled one.

However, Saundra is right. Fibre duvets from supermarkets, B&M, Home Bargains etc are as cheap as chips.
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Re: Duvet

Postby Kaz » 06 May 2024, 10:00

Agreeing with the comments so far - if it’s feather get it professionally cleaned, if it’s just fibre then they really are very cheap to buy in the supermarkets.
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Re: Duvet

Postby saundra » 06 May 2024, 10:49

And buy a duvet cover
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Re: Duvet

Postby Ally » 06 May 2024, 10:53

saundra wrote:And buy a duvet cover




:lol: :lol: :lol:

Saundra. I love you. :lol:
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Re: Duvet

Postby saundra » 06 May 2024, 11:08

Ally wrote:
saundra wrote:And buy a duvet cover




:lol: :lol: :lol:

Saundra. I love you. :lol:

It's easier to wash a duvet cover than a duvet ally
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Re: Duvet

Postby Ally » 06 May 2024, 11:27

saundra wrote:
Ally wrote:
saundra wrote:And buy a duvet cover




:lol: :lol: :lol:

Saundra. I love you. :lol:

It's easier to wash a duvet cover than a duvet ally


That's a given. :lol:
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Re: Duvet

Postby Osc » 06 May 2024, 11:32

I get our duvets laundered, I would never be able to dry it, plus I think the washing machine would not cope with weight of a wet winter duvet.

Also I agree with Saundra- buy a duvet cover!
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