Then fill a large, clean tub or basin with lukewarm water and your laundry detergent. “Place the comforter in the water and ...

Washing our bed sheets is a weekly affair. Washing our comforters, however, is a task we tend to put off until absolutely necessary, especially if they're down-filled. Besides being a more ...

The warm, cozy look and feel of a down comforter can’t be beat, and it gets you through the colder winter nights. But every so often the comforter needs to be washed —whether it's before you store it ...

Down comforters are maybe the most intimidating pieces of bedding to wash. They’re voluminous, expensive and filled with delicate material. But you can wash your comforter yourself, and you don’t need ...

Down comforters can feel like the luxury car of the bedding community: highly prized, but difficult to maintain. These incredibly cozy pieces of bedding are inarguably the gold standard for a bed so ...

If your comforter doesn’t fit in your washer or dryer, avoid forcing it—this can damage both the machine and the bedding. When at-home cleaning isn’t an option, consider professional dry cleaning or ...

Snuggling under cozy bedding is a sumptuous feeling when cooler weather arrives, but do you know how to wash, dry, and care for comforters and duvet inserts to keep them as fresh, soft, and plump as ...

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Rest easy knowing that your comforter is clean. Most of us should watch our sheets no less than biweekly; if you don't use a top sheet and/or a duvet cover, aim to wash your comforter once a week Use ...