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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Hey ladies after some advice lol when staying in hotels a notice how nice the bed covers and pillow feel and how comfy they are what's the best kind to buy for at home and where is best place to get them? |
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By *oodmessMan
over a year ago
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Got my duvet from The White Company, they are one of the few that do a 60 degree washable duvet, meaning you can kill dust mites when washing. It's also very light at 2.5kg.. well worth the money. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I have a lot of dorma stuff as its a high thread count, i also have a silk pillowcase on one pillow as its good for you hair and skin.
Dunelm and John Lewis for me |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hey ladies after some advice lol when staying in hotels a notice how nice the bed covers and pillow feel and how comfy they are what's the best kind to buy for at home and where is best place to get them? "
OP, buy them from Primark, then swap them for the ones in the hotel, sorted  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hey ladies after some advice lol when staying in hotels a notice how nice the bed covers and pillow feel and how comfy they are what's the best kind to buy for at home and where is best place to get them?
OP, buy them from Primark, then swap them for the ones in the hotel, sorted "
Pretty sure housekeeping will notice and inform management,who will have your credit card booking on their records...  |
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Look for 'thread count' on anything you want to buy. The higher the count, the softer and more expensive they are. TKMaxx do some excellent bedding at a fraction of its normal price.
Buy a duvet that can be washed and will fit in your machine. Dry cleaners can do it but you'll pay around £15 to get it done. If you can afford it, get two: a high tog for winter (around 13) and a summer one (around 4). Some manufacturers make duvets that can be poppered together so you can alter how warm or cool you want it.
Another tip would be to buy bigger than your bed. A super on a double gives you loads of sharing room and fewer draughts. |
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By *uxom redCouple
over a year ago
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"Hey ladies after some advice lol when staying in hotels a notice how nice the bed covers and pillow feel and how comfy they are what's the best kind to buy for at home and where is best place to get them? "
Why just address this to ladies?
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Hey ladies after some advice lol when staying in hotels a notice how nice the bed covers and pillow feel and how comfy they are what's the best kind to buy for at home and where is best place to get them?
OP, buy them from Primark, then swap them for the ones in the hotel, sorted
Pretty sure housekeeping will notice and inform management,who will have your credit card booking on their records... "
Nah mess em up good and they go straight to the laundry without a room number on them...
The other trick I think works is let anyone called Fred sleep in your bed. Something about high Fred counts  |
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