Sleepeezee Natural Feather and Down 10.5 Tog Duvet - Superking

A tog rating measures the thermal insulation of a duvet. A 10.5 tog rating is considered a mid-range warmth level, suitable for use throughout the year in most UK homes, providing comfort without being too hot or too cold.

This duvet is filled with natural feather and down, which can be a trigger for feather allergies. While the pure cotton cover offers some barrier, it is not a hypoallergenic product. Individuals with severe allergies should consider a synthetic or specially treated hypoallergenic duvet.

It is recommended to wash your duvet every 1-2 years, or when you notice visible soiling or odor. Regular airing and using a duvet cover can help prolong the time between washes.

While a standard machine might work, it is best to use a large-capacity machine to allow the duvet to move freely during the wash and rinse cycles. This ensures a more effective clean and better drying.

A 50/50 blend means the filling consists of 50% natural feathers and 50% natural down. This combination aims to balance the loft and softness of down with the supportive structure and volume of feathers.

Thorough drying is essential. Tumble dry on a low heat, using dryer balls to break up clumps. Check for dampness and continue drying until completely dry to the core. This may take several cycles.

The pure cotton cover is naturally breathable, soft, and smooth to the touch. It enhances the duvet's ability to regulate temperature and provides a comfortable surface against your skin.

Ensure the duvet is completely dry. Place it back in the tumble dryer on a low heat setting with dryer balls or clean tennis balls to help break up the clumps. Redistribute the filling by hand periodically during the drying cycle.

Consider using a warmer duvet (e.g., a 13.5 tog or a higher tog rating) or layering this duvet with an additional lighter tog duvet for increased warmth. Ensure your bedroom is adequately insulated.

Due to its natural breathability, this 10.5 tog duvet is designed for year-round use. If you find it too warm, ensure good ventilation in the room or consider using a lighter tog duvet during peak summer months.

Natural fills can sometimes have a slight odor upon initial use or after washing. Air the duvet outdoors in a well-ventilated area for a few days. Ensure it is thoroughly dried after washing, as trapped moisture can cause odors.