Measuring the TOG value of a duvet

It makes a tremendous difference. Wife can make a tunnel between us under the quilt and drag in very cold air when she changes position in bed. I get round this by hiking up my side of the quilt and dropping it down between us. When I run out of quilt on my side, I drag some over from her side and start again.

Dave

Reply to
Dave
Loading thread data ...

I've got a strange animal, but it's a dog...

Reply to
Frank Erskine

I can quite happily live with dogs, if my wife could. She hates them, but I have had a dog around me until I married at the age of 25. And a few months later, when my father had to go into hospital and left his dog with us.

Dave

Reply to
Dave

Thus provoking shrieks of outrage as you drag cold bits of duvet over her...

-- Halmyre

Reply to
Halmyre

Maybe I fostered a cat for a few months that was resued from a house where the owners had done a runner and left the cat home alone. The thing was petrified of soft things such as cushions, duvets, setees etc. It used to sleep on my bedside cabinet at night.

Adam

Reply to
ARWadsworth

We were somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the drugs began to take hold. I remember Dave saying something like:

A case for an extra-wide duvet, methinks.

Reply to
Grimly Curmudgeon

Or seperate beds ;-)

Reply to
Frank Erskine

Separate duvets, certainly, which is the solution we adopted years ago due to my wife's habit of rolling the duvet round herself and leaving me out in the cold.

Reply to
Huge

Agreed. And very nice for both of us. (After experience of exactly that in a hotel in Riga where it seemed to work very well.) But the difference between down and polyester (of whatever type) is also huge. Down duvets drape so much better and, somehow, seem to work well across a much wider range of bedroom temperatures.

Reply to
Rod

Rod :

We have a silk-filled duvet, which, although not cheap, seems to combine the best properties of down and polyester.

Reply to
Mike Barnes

Agreed. Got a lightweight one of those as well - summer choice.

Bought from China (ebay, I think) - partner used 'make an offer' and got them at a very much lower price than UK retail - around £40 including postage for a single.

Reply to
Rod

Much better to have an endless duvet that wraps around the bottom of the bed?

Thomas Prufer

Reply to
Thomas Prufer

HomeOwnersHub website is not affiliated with any of the manufacturers or service providers discussed here. All logos and trade names are the property of their respective owners.