Showing posts with label Health And Comfort In Bed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Health And Comfort In Bed. Show all posts
Monday, August 30, 2010
About All Seasons Siberian Goose Down Duvets
All Seasons Siberian Goose Down Duvets
Carefully researching the Internet for a high quality All Seasons Siberian down duvet yielded little in the way of results. We believe this product to be the first of it’s kind on the market.
15 tog (10.5 tog + 4.5 tog) combination duvets are made with premium quality, new white natural Siberian goose down. Consisting of two natural down filled duvets that join together, which can be used combined or separately to suit the time of year. The 10.5 tog is designed for spring or autumn, whilst the 4.5 tog is ideally suited for the summer months. Fasten the two together to give a 15 tog duo duvet that will keep you warm during the coldest winter weather.
Also available in 13.5 tog and 10.5 tog All Seasons combinations which are (9 tog + 4.5 tog) which makes up the 13.5 tog and (6 tog + 4.5 tog) which makes up the 10.5 tog.
The fine grade pure Siberian down used, which has the highest fill power of any natural duvet type, has been specially selected for its superior insulating properties. This ultra light down provides the best warmth to weight ratio found in any make of duvet.
Each one has a downproof, 100% pure-cotton, 280 thread count percale cover and raised baffled wall box construction to keep the allergy free filling evenly distributed. Beautifully finished with a double piped edge.
Siberian duvets are regarded as the best duvets in the world. They’re very light, extremely soft and long lasting.
Available in four bed sizes
Single( 140cm x 200cm ) Double ( 200cm x 200cm ) King ( 225cm x 220cm ) Super King ( 260cm x 220cm )
Filling: 100% Natural
Cover: 100% pure cotton cambric
Care information for your natural duvet
You can expect your natural duvet to last a life time given proper care.
Regularly air your duvet. When new, it should be aired for 24 hours before use.
This ensures maximum warmth and helps warm air to flow inside it.
Shake it from time to time to fill it with air and maximise it’s loft insulation.
Designed to be washed at 40°C in home or commercial washing machines.
Use a duvet cover to protect the duvet.
Ideally suited for all the year round.
Lightweight and easy to maintain.
Non-allergenic. Ideal for people who suffer from house dust allergies.
Carefully researching the Internet for a high quality All Seasons Siberian down duvet yielded little in the way of results. We believe this product to be the first of it’s kind on the market.
15 tog (10.5 tog + 4.5 tog) combination duvets are made with premium quality, new white natural Siberian goose down. Consisting of two natural down filled duvets that join together, which can be used combined or separately to suit the time of year. The 10.5 tog is designed for spring or autumn, whilst the 4.5 tog is ideally suited for the summer months. Fasten the two together to give a 15 tog duo duvet that will keep you warm during the coldest winter weather.
Also available in 13.5 tog and 10.5 tog All Seasons combinations which are (9 tog + 4.5 tog) which makes up the 13.5 tog and (6 tog + 4.5 tog) which makes up the 10.5 tog.
The fine grade pure Siberian down used, which has the highest fill power of any natural duvet type, has been specially selected for its superior insulating properties. This ultra light down provides the best warmth to weight ratio found in any make of duvet.
Each one has a downproof, 100% pure-cotton, 280 thread count percale cover and raised baffled wall box construction to keep the allergy free filling evenly distributed. Beautifully finished with a double piped edge.
Siberian duvets are regarded as the best duvets in the world. They’re very light, extremely soft and long lasting.
Available in four bed sizes
Single( 140cm x 200cm ) Double ( 200cm x 200cm ) King ( 225cm x 220cm ) Super King ( 260cm x 220cm )
Filling: 100% Natural
Cover: 100% pure cotton cambric
Care information for your natural duvet
You can expect your natural duvet to last a life time given proper care.
Regularly air your duvet. When new, it should be aired for 24 hours before use.
This ensures maximum warmth and helps warm air to flow inside it.
Shake it from time to time to fill it with air and maximise it’s loft insulation.
Designed to be washed at 40°C in home or commercial washing machines.
Use a duvet cover to protect the duvet.
Ideally suited for all the year round.
Lightweight and easy to maintain.
Non-allergenic. Ideal for people who suffer from house dust allergies.
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Health and Comfort in Bed – Choosing Pillows and Duvets
Natural duvets contain either duck or goose feather or down, or a combination of the two. Down holds more air than feather, but feathers curl, which helps to hold air too. It is the trapped air that warms the duvet.
Goose feathers are larger than duck feathers, so they can trap more air. This usually means that a goose down or feather duvet with a similar tog to a duck one will be lighter.
Natural fillings help to make your sleep a more comfortable one too. During sleep, the average person will lose 0.142 litres of body moisture. Natural filling helps to absorb this and, when aired during the day, will release it, leaving the duvet feeling fresher for the following night’s sleep.
Synthetic fibres are made from polyester in a range of fibre types, including hollow and spiral fibre. Polyester is often lighter than natural fillings, and spreads more uniformly throughout the duvet, preventing the filling from ‘clumping up’ at one end or the other. Polyester is also non-allergenic, as dust mites cannot survive on it and therefore is better for allergy sufferers. It can be washed at a lower temperature too, and is easier for home washing.
Pillow fillings also come in natural and synthetic fillings, and can be bought as soft, medium and firm. Down will plump up better, but synthetic is, as mentioned, non-allergenic and better for allergy sufferers. For serious allergy sufferers, you can also buy pillows with specially treated filling against all allergens.
It is very important to choose a pillow that will keep the neck aligned with the spine. The neck curves slightly forward to support the head and this should be considered when choosing a pillow. Incorrect support may result in neck strain and obstructed breathing passages, which in turn could cause snoring.
Your sleeping position should also be taken into account: when sleeping on your back, the pillow should be low to support the shoulders, neck and head; for the side, a higher pillow should be used to align the neck and spine; for the front, a very low pillow should be used, or the head should be resting directly on the mattress.
Eventually, any pillow will lose its firmness. When this occurs and the pillow is no longer comfortable, it should be replaced.
Goose feathers are larger than duck feathers, so they can trap more air. This usually means that a goose down or feather duvet with a similar tog to a duck one will be lighter.
Natural fillings help to make your sleep a more comfortable one too. During sleep, the average person will lose 0.142 litres of body moisture. Natural filling helps to absorb this and, when aired during the day, will release it, leaving the duvet feeling fresher for the following night’s sleep.
Synthetic fibres are made from polyester in a range of fibre types, including hollow and spiral fibre. Polyester is often lighter than natural fillings, and spreads more uniformly throughout the duvet, preventing the filling from ‘clumping up’ at one end or the other. Polyester is also non-allergenic, as dust mites cannot survive on it and therefore is better for allergy sufferers. It can be washed at a lower temperature too, and is easier for home washing.
Pillow fillings also come in natural and synthetic fillings, and can be bought as soft, medium and firm. Down will plump up better, but synthetic is, as mentioned, non-allergenic and better for allergy sufferers. For serious allergy sufferers, you can also buy pillows with specially treated filling against all allergens.
It is very important to choose a pillow that will keep the neck aligned with the spine. The neck curves slightly forward to support the head and this should be considered when choosing a pillow. Incorrect support may result in neck strain and obstructed breathing passages, which in turn could cause snoring.
Your sleeping position should also be taken into account: when sleeping on your back, the pillow should be low to support the shoulders, neck and head; for the side, a higher pillow should be used to align the neck and spine; for the front, a very low pillow should be used, or the head should be resting directly on the mattress.
Eventually, any pillow will lose its firmness. When this occurs and the pillow is no longer comfortable, it should be replaced.
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