Review on Cotton Cover for ZZZhen Weighted Blanket (60''x80''): Superior Quality & Comfort by Will Kern

I recently bought a weighted duvet and wanted a cover for it so I don't have to wash the duvet myself regularly. This product arrived quickly and feels very soft. I hesitated a bit when another post said there were only 2 ties but as shown in the third picture there are only 6. It completely covers my 60x80 weighted blanket and I have no problem. Compared to the traditional duvet covers I've had, the opening for this is on the side rather than one of the ends. This makes the seam more invisible, giving the cover a more uniform look. The best way I've found to get a weighted comforter into a cover is to open the side cover, pull both corners on one end and attach them to the covers of the comforter, and then complete the rest of the cover turn inside out and wear it all the way. the top of a weighted blanket. After that, line up and secure each set of ties (I used a regular shoe knot to secure it) and pull the ends that were inside out back through the hole. After that, completely toss the rest of the quilt inside the bedspread (don't worry about it fully fitting at this point). At this point you have a lump of clutter, but all you have to do is stick your torso through the hole and "throw" each end of the blanket into the appropriate corner and you're done. The cover can take the full weight of the duvet and I have no problem moving any part of it.