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Goose Down Comforters at ComfortersGooseDown.com.
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- These are legendary, and the finest [Hungarian goose down comforters] and [pillows] that money can buy, and these products will give you many-many years of warmth and comfort.
"Down" with allergies
Types of Bedding Allergens
You might think that it’s just dust that nestles in your comforter and makes you sneeze. But a hypoallergenic comforter can keep out many types of bedding allergens, including:
Indoor mold; make sure that hypoallergenic [down comforter] has a tight stitching or vinyl encasing and is kept in a dry room.
Dust mite and cockroach droppings; use a [duvet cover] or pillow cover for extra insurance on your hypoallergenic bedding, but allergy control bedding usually has an impermeable membrane.
Fungi spores that hide in dust mite droppings; allergy free bedding and duvet covers will block out fungi in your pillows and hypoallergenic down comforter.
Tobacco smoke; you shouldn’t smoke in the bedroom, because fire hazards aside, even allergy free bedding can reek of smoke.
Pet dander; it’s invisible and can linger on even allergy free bedding if you let Fido curl up on your hypoallergenic comforter.
Keep allergens away from your allergy control bedding and enjoy a sneeze-free slumber.
Dust & Pollen - Allergy Free [Comforters]
Few people are actually allergic to down. They’re really allergic to the dust, pollen and other allergens found on raw down and feathers. Quality, modern down bedding manufacturers put their down and feathers through a rigorous washing process that eliminates dirt or dust to ensure the down products are allergy free.
Certain manufacturers located in long-time, down-producing regions such as Hungary have very sophisticated methods for producing goose down allergy free comforters. Goose down products that are hypoallergenic help reduce the risk of allergic reactions.
Eat My Dust Mites
You’ve read the label on your hypoallergenic [down comforter]: “Keeps out dust mites.” You have a vision of the dust bunnies under your bed. Think of dust mites as the more insidious cousin. Coming this fall…Attack of the Dust Mites! Mites, ticks, scorpions and spiders are members of the arachnid family. That should give you an idea of how loathsome dust mites are. but while spiders can be useful in keeping the creepy-crawly population down, sub-microscopic dust mites nest in dust bunnies, eat dead skin and Doritos (bet you’ll never snack in bed again), breed, and leave waste in our beds. Then we itch and sneeze when we snuggle in the sheets and the dust particles seep into our skin and nose.
Do you call the exterminator? The Governator? Superman? No–buying allergy free bedding and allergy control bedding is your best defense against dust mites. The weave of that hypoallergenic down comforter, as well as a good tightly sealed duvet cover, stops dust mites. You can stamp out your dust mite problem and keep your hypoallergenic bedding even more worry-free by keeping your skin exfoliated and, as we said, not snacking in the bedroom. This is one creature feature that, thanks to hypoallergenic bedding, can have a happy ending.
Hypocleaning and Allergy Free Comforters
Some [down comforter] manufacturers offer an allergy free guarantee on their products. The down used in these allergy free comforters has been through a hypercleaning process. Gentle, biodegradable cleaning agents are used to wash the down. The down is then rinsed five to eight times.
Hypercleaning is gentle yet effective. It removes dust, dirt and allergens leaving the down up to four times cleaner than the down found in comforters that have not been hypercleaned. Even if you’ve purchased a down comforter with an allergy-free guarantee, it’s best to enclose the down comforter in a down comforter cover.
[Goose Down Comforters]
Many people who are allergic to animals may still be able to use goose down comforters, since the goose down power fill is clean and enclosed within tightly woven fabric. Some experts think it is the mix of regular feathers with down in a down comforter that aggravates some allergies.
The purer the white goose down—the less amount of feathers included—the more allergenic the down comforter is.
Synthetics - Allergies to Down Comforters
It’s been found that [goose down comforters] harbor less allergies to down comforters than synthetic comforters, because the fabric encasing the goose down is often made of a tighter weave. Consequently, there is less chance of developing dust mites in down than in synthetic materials. When choosing your down comforter, consider the casing’s quality and the degree of warmth your down comforter will provide.
Choose a goose down comforter appropriate for your home’s environment or the region in which you live.
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