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Save on mattresses from Silentnight, duvets from Catherine Lansfield, and more.
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Beds had quilted headboards and quality duvets, but pillows were overstuffed.
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Feather duvets and crisp sheets made the firm mattress exceptionally welcoming.
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Duvet covers are essentially sheets that encase and protect comforters and duvets.
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You'll sometimes find duvets referred to as "down comforters" in the United States.
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People run down subway stairs bundled into jackets that look like duvets with sleeves.
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We'd put some music on and laid down some duvets and lit some candles.
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Since, the company has added other products like pillows, duvets, and other bed linens.
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Guest rooms are spacious with furnished terraces, flat screen TVs, and premium feather duvets.
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Silentnight has dropped the prices of all the duvets in its Warm and Cosy range.
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You can save on smart thermostats, security cameras, abdominal trainers, treadmills, mattresses, duvets, and more.
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Duvets are generally warm and snug, although some are lightweight for use in the summertime.
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If your property doesn't have duvets, request upon check-in that your bedspread be laundered.
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Fluffy duvets and an abundance of pillows look their best on rainy, overcast days like these.
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Duvets that don't have to be tucked into the bed have been replacing blankets that do.
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Piles of shoes, clothes, duvets and other items accumulated in several spots where volunteers were sorting them.
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It recently partnered with West Elm to offer customers the chance to rent pillows, duvets, and throws.
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She also advised that babies should sleep on their backs under light blankets, away from duvets and pillows.
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They feature beds, which can be turned into a full bed with the adjoining suite, with cotton duvets.
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Layer the bed with quilts, duvets, euro shams and decorative pillows like you see in a five-star hotel.
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The good news is that some items, like duvets, might need to be washed less often than you think.
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The company has crept toward this transformation for years, starting with its move into bedsheets, duvets, and dog beds.
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It has extended its product line to include pillows, sheets, duvets, box springs and even a mattress for dogs.
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But what many of us forget is that Anthropologie has a lot more than just ceramic mugs and duvets.
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It comes in 2019's Pantone Color of the Year: Living Coral, but also includes two additional gray duvets.
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The rooms are thoughtfully decorated by Hawaiian artisans from the fabric of the duvets to artwork on the walls.
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I need blankets and duvets and hoodies and recliners and fleecy robes to keep my body and mind happy.
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Casper already provides pajamas for long-haul international flights on American Airlines, along with mattress pads, duvets, and slippers.
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They call it a "luxury hostel," because the rooms come stocked with upscale comforts like fluffy duvets and Netflix.
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Onset of symptoms following exposure to new feather duvets or pillows can range from three weeks to five years.
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"An adult bed is not designed for infants," she said, highlighting the dangers associated with big duvets, pillows and sheets.
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Noisey: Hi, just going to stop you thinking about duvets for a second to ask if you have a song?
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The beds are displayed with lots of duvets and blankets, so it's easy to build a sort of bed-cave.
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The "Sweet Dreams" menu allows guests to choose from a selection of beds, duvets, and pillows, which I found astounding.
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Anyone who's visited friends or stayed in an Airbnb there will be familiar with the whole one bed, two duvets thing.
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Society6:In honor of Labor Day, this online retailer is offering 753% off new wall hangings, tapestries, posters, duvets, and comforters.
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Shoppers with Simba can also get up to 60% off bedding including the space-inspired pillows, duvets, and deluxe travel kits.
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The Purple Valentine's Day sale also offers extra deals on other bundles that include up to $100 off Purple pillows and duvets.
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The room felt spacious, with white bathrobes folded atop two twin beds on sturdy white metal frames, white duvets and plenty of pillows.
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Rooms feature wooden flooring and fluffy white duvets and a minibar with all of its contents free, including fizzy sangria in a bottle.
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The king-size bed — so high I had to literally hop into bed — was topped with fluffy duvets and a furry black throw.
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The vibe is rich hippie, with blush-colored duvets and feral-looking bouquets of seasonal flowers and female acoustic covers of Bruce Springsteen songs.
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The headboard was king size, but the (painfully firm) mattresses were twins, and oddly separated when we checked in, with traditional Icelandic twin duvets.
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Danette Chavez, The A.V. Club: In Weaver's hands, Alexandra is formidable and intriguing, swaddled as she is in what often look like really expensive duvets.
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Ikea's latest ads are part of a campaign called "Oddly Ikea," created to highlight back-to-school items for college dorms like duvets and lamps.
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Jurys Inn, an Irish hotel chain, has stepped away from cleaning and folding duvets to construct wearable ones for the sleepyheads in all of us.
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By day they discuss "vibes" and analyze where the boys' "heads are at"; after dark, night-vision cameras watch their bodies scrabble rhythmically under duvets.
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We have tracked down offers on heaters from brands like Dyson and ANSIO, winter duvets from Silentnight and Slumberdown, slow cookers from Tefal, and much more.
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Later, my family switched to buying our duvets at department stores, and I eventually traveled further than my courtyard swing set and actually saw the world.
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We set up our duvets and pillows around the edge of the hall, a place usually used for old people's tea parties or cake baking competitions.
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Focusing on the sweet spot where practical and pretty meet, we've narrowed down the options to the creme-de-la-creme of duvets, kitchenwares, and organizational aides.
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The line's tropical palette is bursting with vibrancy, with statement pieces like printed armchairs fluffy duvets and soft sheets that invite you to linger a little longer.
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Kids, if you're going to college this fall, let us know if your roommates end up caressing their duvets the way this lady does in the commercials.
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While we've certainly found the our share of slip dresses, duvets, and lace bralettes there, it's the retailer's impressive beauty selection we clamor over every single month.
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Though extra-soft sheets and duvets in earthy tones and simple patterns are part of the selection, the real finds are the traditional Turkish towels called peshtemals.
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The game starts with all five players 'sleeping' under duvets on futons before the whistle goes and they leap to their feet and reach for a pillow.
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Pillows are available for under $15, sheets sets are being sold for under $25, and comforters, duvets, quilts, and 5-piece bed sets are all going for under $50.
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However, the company has roots going back 40 years and offers a complete line of premium bedding and home solutions, including mattress pads, duvets, comforters, towels, bathrobes, and more.
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In Western society, our definition of a bed is fairly narrow: a mattress, often with a box spring, a bed frame, fitted sheets, multiple pillows, duvets, comforters, the works.
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There are levers that press down to measure the springiness of the mattresses' foam, wire coils that take the temperature beneath the wool-blend duvets, and many nice, pillowy things.
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Since launching in 2014, the company has brought in over $300 million in revenue selling its original Casper Mattress along with pillows, sheets, duvets, bed frames and even dog mattresses.
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The Suvet is exactly what it sounds like: a parka-like jacket-and-trousers combo made from duvets (the same ones on Jurys Inn's beds, according to the hotel's website).
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Of all those companies, however, Casper sells by far the widest variety of products, from mattresses and pillows to duvets and sheets and even a dog bed that starts at $125.
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He was sourcing cotton in Egypt, milling it in Israel, and then landing a set of sheet sets, duvets, and pillows in Brooklyn for $79 that he would sell for $129.
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In their bedrooms, her sisters were rousing from sleep, lifting their heads to stare at her, confused, embryonic in the cocoons of their duvets, not yet ready for her news. ♦
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I don't know about you, but winter makes me want to get horizontal, under the comfort of three to five fuzzy duvets, preferably with a cup of something hot in my hand.
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Raven + Lily is the one of the only brands on the list that makes clothes, jewelry, and accessories as well as items for the home such as candles, ceramics, quilts and duvets.
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There's been a lot of protective clothing around this season, a lot of battering-ram shoulders and storm trooper boots and swaddling duvets for when you just can't take it any more.
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Here, he offers his advice on how: REDUCE CONTACT WITH GERMS Bedspreads are notorious for holding germs, which is why many hotels use duvets with removable covers that are easy to launder.
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Pottery Barn: Up to 70% on select furniture, sofas, sectionals & armchairs, pillows & throws, lighting and more, valid 1/5 only; Upholstery Event: save 20% off using code RELAX; save 20% off all duvets.
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As duvets and duvet covers are a bit new on the bedding scene in the United States, there's still some confusion over exactly what they are, and how they differ from a comforter.
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A six-month-old request to register his brand of sheets, duvets, towels and other goods, now selling briskly at a home goods store in Lima, overcame a crucial hurdle in late December.
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It is no secret that airlines are waging an increasingly pitched battle for the biggest-spending passengers who fly in premium classes: The carriers have deployed amenities like fluffy feather duvets and spa treatments.
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All rooms have one King or two Double beds with Frette duvets and bedding, combed and ring-spun cotton terry towels, smart flat-screen TVs, minibar, Keurig coffeemaker, marble bathrooms, and free Wi-Fi.
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"Macy's has a variety of offerings, thread counts and brands on everything you need from sheets and duvets to towels and bath mats," Sara Skirboll, shopping and trends expert at RetailMeNot, told Business Insider.
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There are nine room categories, but the only unit available the night of our stay was the disabled-access traditional queen, which featured two comfortable queen beds topped with high-quality sheets and duvets.
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They learned to live in the wilderness: Several nights a week, they bivouacked on the edge of the forest, built shelters with branches, and prepared to lay their duvets on the ground for the night.
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Although duvets were used for centuries in northern Europe, they didn't really catch on in the UK until the 1970s, and they then spread across the pond to the US a couple of decades later.
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I don't usually go for such plain bedding, but since I get bored of my duvets often, I'm hoping this simple shade will be somewhat of a blank canvas for more fun, colorful pillows and throws.
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Getting started while the others are still bedded down under duvets, I make sure everything is just so, preparing food for ourselves, and often also for guests, which I wouldn't dream of on a weekday morning.
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In housekeeping, workers were being made to clean 16 or 17 or 18 rooms per shift, which is a lot of work; you have to consider they are lifting incredibly heavy duvets, scrubbing floors with harsh chemicals, and so on.
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Duvets are draped over the empty barriers; the floor is littered with foil blankets and carrier bags full of empty sandwich boxes and crisp packets; Pride Flags and Black Lives Matter placards have been taped in place like calls to arms.
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We say "need" with conviction because the advantages of duvet covers are twofold: You can wash them more easily and frequently than bulky comforters or duvets, and you can swap them out regularly to give your bedding a fresh look with new colors and patterns.
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Pottery Barn: Up to 220% off all outdoor furniture; up to 270% off all wool rugs and pattern duvets; up to 203% off select desks, lamps and home office; up to 220% off all drapes; 250% off bedding favorites, organization systems, and leather sectionals, sofas and armchairs.
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In fact, venues are closing at such an alarming rate, it's become a cliche to moan about it; shock has been replaced with resignation, and according to some some articles, young club goers are reluctant to retreat from the warm, takeaway-stained bosom of their duvets again.
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The 37,000-acre Resort at Paws Up in Montana, one of the earliest, in 2005, to erect fancy tents with framed art on the canvas walls, rugs on the wood floors and downy duvets on the log-frame beds, introduced glamping's first three-bedroom, two-bathroom tents last summer.
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It certainly seems to fit with the company's broader sleep and wellness focus, which has grown from its internet mattress beginnings to include all manner of mid- and high-range bedding products like linen sheets, Merino wool duvets, and a $75 pillow with a product spec list modeled after a consumer electronic device.
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An early entrant in the disruption game was Casper, a New York-based startup, which began three years ago by offering a one-style-sleeps-all mattress and has since rolled out pillows, sheets, duvets, a "dog mattress" (a hundred and twenty-five dollars, for pups up to thirty pounds), and now a magazine called Woolly .
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Blankets, quilts, duvets, comforters and other bed covers are laid over the top sheet.
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A duvet without a cover A modern duvet, like a sleeping bag, may be filled with down or feathers of various quality and cost, or silk, wool, cotton, or artificial fibers such as polyester batting. Duvets can reduce the complexity of making a bed, as they can be used without a top sheet, blankets or quilts or other bed covers. Duvets can be made warmer than blankets without becoming heavy. The duvet itself fits into a specially made cover, usually of cotton or a cotton- polyester blend.
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"Doona" is derived from the equivalent Danish and Norwegian term "dyne" and was popularized by the retailer IKEA in the 1970s. In Asian countries like India and Pakistan, duvets are known as "ralli quilts" or razai.
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To advertise its new location in Plymouth in 2004, Travelodge ran a poster campaign using the phrase "Other hotels in Plymouth fleece you, we prefer duvets" which was not well received by other hotels in the area and was reported to the Advertising Standards Authority.
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In 1953 the Reading department store Heelas became part of the John Lewis group, retaining its original name until 2001 when it adopted the John Lewis name. Also in 1953, the partnership bought Herbert Parkinson, a textile manufacturer, a business which still makes duvets, pillows and furnishings for John Lewis.
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The nuns also must deal with Jacky Roche, their scheming landlord, who wants to take back his property. To help in paying their rent, the nuns manufacture duvets, which they then sell on the website www.soeurtherese.com. Most episodes end with a running gag in which Sister Thérèse refuses to continue cooperating with Gérard and Gérard misidentifies her website as soeurtherese.fr.
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Their appearances on Going Live would result in the creation of some well loved sketches and catchphrases, such as the Singing Corner's "Swing Your Pants" and "We don't do duvets." Trevor and Simon created a crowdfunded comedy drama podcast, Strangeness in Space. The podcast stars Trevor, Simon, and Sophie Aldred. Strangeness in Space is reminiscent of Red Dwarf, albeit with the pair's trademark absurd humour.
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Down feather common woodpigeon (columba palumbus) The down of birds is a layer of fine feathers found under the tougher exterior feathers. Very young altricial birds are clad only in down. Powder down is a specialized type of down found only in a few groups of birds. Down is a fine thermal insulator and padding, used in goods such as jackets, bedding (duvets), pillows and sleeping bags.
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Simple nets are less effective in defeating radar and thermal sensors. Heavier, more durable "mobile camouflage systems", essentially conformal duvets with thermal and radar properties, provide a degree of concealment without the delay caused by having to spread nets around a vehicle. Active camouflage for vehicles, using heated or cooled Peltier plates to match the infrared background, has been prototyped in industry but has not yet been put into production.
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Since it takes many cocoons to make each layer, a silk comforter may be composed of thousands of silk cocoons. Once the silk fiber layers are stacked together, they are sealed inside silk or cotton fabrics and the comforter is complete. The result is extremely light-weight despite the silk comforter's thickness. Silk comforters provide excellent insulating properties similar to down, but tend to be less bulky than down duvets.
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In 1978 Nordisk Fjer CEO Johannes Petersen decided to focus on introducing feather-duvets on the American market. Although it did not pay off initially, Petersen decided to expand and establish new production facilities in the U.S., Australia and Japan. In 1988, the company acquired the American textile company Chatham Manufacturing Company as part of a strategy to grow in the American market. With its 2500 employees, the acquisition doubled the company's size.
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Qatar Airways offers first class passengers over 6.5 feet of legroom and seats that fold into flat beds with feather duvets. First class seats are equipped with massage functions and an entertainment system. First class, available only on A380s, features a 90-inch seat pitch, transforming into a fully flat bed, together with an expansive choice of entertainment options displayed on individual 26-inch television screens. It is configured as 1-2-1.
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Manufacturers rate the performance of their duvets in togs, a measurement of thermal insulation. This enables the purchaser to select a duvet appropriate to the season: the higher the tog rating, the warmer the duvet. A few manufacturers have marketed combined duvet set consisting of one 4.5 tog and one 9.0 tog. The light-weight one is for summer and the medium one for spring and autumn; snapped together, 13.5 togs is designed for winter.
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A U.S. electric blanket An electric blanket is a blanket that contains integrated electrical heating wires. Types include underblankets, overblankets, throws, and duvets. An electric underblanket is placed above the mattress and below the bottom bed sheet. This is the most common type in the UK and Commonwealth countries, where it is known by default as an "electric blanket"; in the U.S. and Canada, where it is less common, it is called an electric heated mattress pad.
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Anstey Wallpaper Company in Loughborough, makes high-end wallpaper, south of the town on the east side of the railway in the former Ladybird offices and factory. Fogarty (company) make duvets and pillows in Fishtoft, Boston, next to The Haven. W&G; Sissons on the Chesterfield Est, now owned by Franke, has been the UK's largest manufacturer of stainless steel sinks since the 1950s. Leaderflush Shapland (owned by SIG plc) make doors near the A608/A610 junction at Aldercar and Langley Mill.
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Most no frills hotels don't have door keys, instead they use either inexpensive swipe-keys or digital door locks. Many of them have no pictures on the walls, baths in the bathrooms or excessive furniture like minibars, fridges or dressing tables. Bedding is limited to pillows and duvets. Some like Tune and easyHotel even go as far as putting advertisements on the walls and in case of Zip some rooms even having no windows, instead having a sunlight-powered light box.
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" :"Promise, large promise, is the soul of an advertisement. I remember a 'wash-ball' that had a quality truly wonderful – it gave an 'exquisite edge to the razor'. And there are now to be sold, 'for ready money only', some 'duvets for bed-coverings, of down, beyond comparison superior to what is called otter-down', and indeed such, that its 'many excellencies cannot be here set forth'. With one excellence we are made acquainted — 'it is warmer than four or five blankets, and lighter than one'.
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For example, an Australian legal newsletter said of an alleged swindler who padded his timesheets "that at one stage pillow makers Tontine were said to be interested in sponsoring him." Duvets in Australia are known by the genericized trademark "Doona"; the brand name is owned by the Tontine Group. The brand name was acquired by Tontine in 1991 when Pacific Dunlop took over the Northern Feather company which until that time had been one of Australia's largest manufacturers of feather and down-filled pillows and quilts.
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Lestra is an indoor and outdoor bedding manufacturer based in Amboise, France. The company was founded in Strasbourg, then in Germany, in 1914 by the Léopold family; the name of the company is formed from Leopold and Strasbourg. The company moved to Amboise at the start of World War II. The company claims to have become the leading producer of quilts and duvets in France, and the world's leading producer of extreme sleeping bags. Production is based in Amboise and Beauvois-en-Cambrésis, France.
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Sur la route du Mont- Blanc, la difficile rénovation d'un refuge à 3 167 mètres d'altitude In 2019 a base camp was built on that snowfield where it is possible to spend the night, but it is required to have a reservation there also. Camping with a private tent is completely forbidden. Accommodation at the Tête Rousse Base Camp will include 6 group tents (of the “Himalayan Base Camp” type), each sleeping 8 people, which come equipped with camp beds, including pillows and duvets.
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Lightweight white, solid-color or printed plain weave, satin weave, or flannel cotton or cotton/polyester blends are the most common types of sheeting, although linen and silk may also be used, including in combination. Goose or duck down and other feathers are frequently used as a warm and lightweight filling in duvets, comforters and quilts. But such fill can protrude in part even from tightly-woven fabric, and be an irritant for many people, particularly those with allergies. Natural and synthetic down alternatives are marketed.
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While most homes do have their own washers and driers in the US, laundromats are still very popular with some apartment dwellers and those who do not own their own machines. They are also used, even by those who own their own machines, for large bedding and other items that ordinary residential washers cannot accommodate. Most UK households have bedding (such as duvets and comforters) which are far above the capacity of domestic machines, and UK households may not have dryers making launderettes the only means available for cleaning them or drying them.
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Launched in the 1940s by the Shirley Institute, the Shirley Togmeter is the standard apparatus for rating thermal resistance of textiles, commonly known as the Tog Test. This apparatus, described in BS 4745:2005, measures a sample of textile, either between two metal plates (for underclothing) or between a metal plate and free air (for outer layers). Each industry has its own specifications and methods for measuring thermal properties. The Shirley Togmeter is claimed to be unsuitable for duvets because the large scale of their quilted construction makes it impractical to obtain a representative sample of suitable size.
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Recording for Original Pirate Material lasted over a year, with Skinner recording the bulk of the album in the room he was renting in a house in Brixton in south London. The instrumental tracks were created on an IBM ThinkPad, while Skinner used an emptied out wardrobe as a vocal booth using duvets and mattresses to reduce echo. Direct influences on the album included the 2000 film Gladiator, which inspired the lyrics of "Turn the Page", the opening track of the album. He eschewed analogue recording equipment and recorded and mixed the album entirely on Logic Pro, a digital audio workstation.
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A bed with a duvet A duvet (, ; ) is a type of bedding consisting of a soft flat bag filled with down, feathers, wool, silk or a synthetic alternative, and typically protected with a removable cover, analogous to a pillow and pillow case. Sleepers often use a duvet without a top bed sheet, as the duvet cover can readily be removed and laundered as often as the bottom sheet. Duvets originated in rural Europe and were filled with the down feathers of ducks or geese. The best quality is taken from the eider duck, known for its effectiveness as a thermal insulator.
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Some of the products that Westlife officially released, aside from their music releases, include video games, Cadbury chocolates, books, calendars, and tour merchandises such as T-shirts, jewellery, stationary, toiletries, dolls, watches, clocks, mugs, duvets, wallpaper, key chains, and posters. Their second studio album Coast to Coast received additional products mostly in Asia that include MRT transport ticket, picture card calendar, postcard set, signed fold-out poster, glossy slipcase and Filofax. They also received sponsorship from Tayto in 2000 and for their concert tours from Calvin Klein in 2001, Adidas in 2002 and Volkswagen in 2011. They have official and unofficial books released.
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The first two Sorted cookbooks, A Recipe for Student Survival and A Rookies Guide to Crackin' Cooking, were self- published in 2008 and 2012 respectively through "Co-Incidence Ventures" and released in both paperback and hardback editions. In 2012 they signed with Penguin Books and have so far released a beginners cookbook, Beginners Get... Sorted and an eBook, Food with Friends, which is also available in individual chapters. In 2017, the friends created "Desserts in Duvets" with the aid of a KickStarter campaign, funded by their ever-growing online community. They also have an app, called Sorted Books, available on iOS and Android devices.
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All her cabins were restyled to include one of four new colour schemes, new curtains, carpets, beds, linen and duvets. During a 2011 refit at Blohm and Voss shipyard, Oriana's stern was remodelled and she was also converted to serve an adults only market, with the children's play areas removed and replaced with additional passenger cabins. During cruises in four consecutive years to 2014 the ship suffered outbreaks of norovirus; about 400 passengers were affected in 2012, earning the vessel the nickname of "the plague ship". In 2014 passengers, angry at not being told of the earlier outbreaks, took legal action against P&O; Cruises.
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Duvets are the most common form of bed covering, especially in northern Europe. They became popular throughout the world in the late 20th century. A British traveller in Germany in the 1930s encountered them: "She even learned to like feather quilts ('they don't seem to know about blankets – perhaps they didn't have them in the middle ages')"Julia Boyd, Travellers in the Third Reich, Elliot and Thompson Limited, London, 2017, , page 67 Originally called a continental quilt across Australia, a duvet is now often called a doona, which is the brand name created by Kimptons (Northern Feather). The Tontine Group acquired the trademark in 1991 when its owner, Pacific Dunlop, took over Northern Feather.
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The purpose of the law label is to inform the consumer of the hidden contents, or "filling materials" inside bedding and furniture products. The law label was born in the early 1900s to prevent these articles from being further manufactured with contents such as horse hair, corn husks and whatever else a manufacturer could find to use that the consumer would never see, similar to food labeling. Laws requiring these tags were passed in the United States to inform consumers as to whether the stuffed article they were buying contained new or recycled materials. Such stuffed article labelling laws exist in other jurisdictions, for example, the tag required on duvets sold in the United Kingdom, that describe the materials used and the tog insulation rating.
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Such huts exist at many different heights, including in the high mountains themselves – in extremely remote areas, more rudimentary shelters may exist. The mountain huts are of varying size and quality, but each is typically centred on a communal dining room and have dormitories equipped with mattresses, blankets or duvets, and pillows; guests are expected to bring and use their own sleeping bag liners. The facilities are usually rudimentary, but, given their locations, huts offer vital shelter, make routes more widely accessible (by allowing journeys to be broken and reducing the weight of equipment needing to be carried), and offer good value. In Europe, all huts are staffed during the summer (mid-June to mid-September) and some are staffed in the spring (mid-March to mid-May).
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Trojan Plastics is the UK's largest bath manufacturer in Milnsbridge in west Huddersfield next to the River Colne. Thornton & Ross healthcare is on the A62 next to the River Colne in Linthwaite. Dathan Tool & Gauge (cutting tools) are in Meltham. John Cotton at the A62/A644 junction in Mirfield are Europe's largest producer of duvets. Camira Fabrics (fabrics for public transport) is based at Hopton Mills, south of Mirfield, with a manufacturing site off the B6108 in the east of Meltham, and makes the upholstery for London buses; further north next to River Calder is a site of Dr. Reddy's Laboratories in the south of Mirfield. Overlooked by the Emley Moor tower at the Grange Moor Roundabout off the A637 and A642 (towards Wakefield) at Grange Moor in Kirkburton is Bonmarché, previously owned by Peacocks until 2012. Tanshelf station Hickson & Welch (owned by Arch Chemicals) were in Castleford and closed in 2005. Netto UK (previously owned by Asda) was in South Elmsall until 2011.
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