Is a duvet protector worth it?
Washing and drying duvets is tricky and can be expensive, so it’s a relief to find a way to protect your duvet for longer.
Simply zip your duvet into this light duvet protector. It’s breathable so you’ll still feel the benefit of your specialist duvet, but is also water, dust and oil repellent, keeping your duvet almost as good as new.
But don’t worry about it sounding crunchy or adding too much weight to your duvet. We’ve worked hard to perfect the materials in this duvet protector; so you’ll probably forget it’s even there.
We think this duvet protector is perfect for homes with pets, kids and anyone who breakfasts in bed.
What is used to protect a double duvet?
A new double duvet is one of life’s pleasures so it’s important to protect it. A double duvet protector is the best thing to protect your double duvet. Use this underneath your duvet cover to provide an extra layer of protection against moisture build-up, dust and allergens. The best duvet protector is one which is water resistant, but still breathable, as this protects your duvet from moisture and accidental spills while allowing you to benefit from the high quality fill inside your duvet for a comfortable night’s sleep.
How often should I wash a duvet protector for my bed?
A duvet protector works hard at keeping your duvet fresh and clean and it will even harder for you with a regular wash. A duvet protector doesn’t need to be laundered as often as a duvet cover because it is not in direct contact with your body. We’d recommend washing your duvet protector every couple of months
- if it is stained or visibly dirty, wash it sooner. This is the case whether you have a single duvet protector or double duvet protector. Doing this will allow your duvet to breathe and will help keep your duvet at its best for longer.
Do I need a duvet protector and a duvet cover?
- Do I need a duvet protector and a duvet cover?
Using a duvet protector and a duvet cover gives you the reassurance that your duvet is protected from dust and moisture, to keep it at its best for longer. Although using a duvet cover alone is common, it doesn’t protect your duvet from accidental spills, unlike a water resistant duvet protector. It also means your duvet is more likely to accumulate a build-up of dust, bacteria and allergens such as moulds.
Using a duvet protector allows you to slow this accumulation which means you won’t need to wash your duvet cover as frequently.
