Review on 🛏️ Kasentex Quilt Bedding Set + Two Shams - Ultra Soft, Machine Washable, Lightweight, All-Season, Nostalgic Design - Solid Blue Color (Queen Size) by Madhu Plexico

Update: After using it for a while I was finally able to get rid of all the oil/grease stains that were on it but it took me a lot of washes. I still really like how it feels as a summer bedspread or over a thicker duvet in cooler weather. I still love the look but it has faded and is looking a little worn after a few washes (usually in cold water but warm a few times to remove the stains and I tumble dry on medium heat so tumble dry). leaving it outside will probably help. ). Overall I'm not happy with it now but the time/effort it took to get the stains out and having to cut all the threads and sew the trim back on was frustrating and for only $30 I could handle it but I would DO NOT pay electricity Price is $60+ for it given the lack of quality. Pictured is a king bed on a very thick queen mattress (pillowcases were included but not shown). I was in love with this veil when I first met it. It was exactly what I was looking for. It wasn't available in king size and I have a very deep pillow top mattress (which also sits high on the bed frame and box spring) and I wanted the king to cover it well. I had to wait about a week and they finally got it. When I first received it I was under the impression that the green color was a bit paler than expected, but after taking it out of the box my opinion has changed. I found a few greyish black marks on the back of the pillowcases and checked the bedspread found one there and almost returned it. I saw it was out of stock at Revain and decided to wash the stained bedspread before returning it and the grease came out. I used warm water and dish soap and rubbed it a bit with my hands and it seemed to come out so I machine washed it and now there's a big stain that's a little darker than the bedspread. Whatever it was, it appeared to be an oily substance, so rubbing it down with dish soap would spread it out and soften the darkness, but the machine still wouldn't wash it off. This place is in the second photo. The stains on the pillows came off a little easier with washing, although I believe they were still small ones. Several long threads hung or connected at the embroidered points on it, but they were easily cut off. See third photo. After a wash or two, the piping on the outer edges started to unravel and I had to sew them back on by hand. The fourth photo shows where it was after sewing. Didn't think to take a picture at first, but you can see where it finishes with the thread mismatch. I will say that I was pleasantly surprised by the softness of the set. Having only paid $30 I will admittedly love the look of it and it is a soft cool blanket for summer but the quality is definitely not up to par and if I had paid more I would have been very upset.