🛏️ Johalaide King Size Goose Down Feather Comforter Duvet Insert - 600+ Fill Power Lightweight Warmth, 1000TC Breathable Egyptian Cotton Cover, 65oz Fill Weight (106x90 Inches, White) Review

It was beginning to get colder in the central part of the United States. The blanket can be used immediately upon receipt. The fabric is cotton and very comfortable. A week after use, the velvet is gone. It has a lot of velvet. I am very happy with this blanket.

I like the product. This product is much lighter and warmer compared to what I had before. It smelled a little when I first opened it, but I left it in the sun for a few hours, after which the smell went away. I think it's a good price for a king size down. I'm thinking of reducing the twin size for my boys.

Recently the temperature started to drop and I was looking for a warm and cheap duvet. I've been using it for a few days and I have to say - it's surprisingly very handy! The duvet is fluffy and keeps me warm all night. I was a bit skeptical at first as there are few reviews and I've never bought bedding online before, but this is amazing.

It's nice and light, but very crunchy and noisy, like plastic. It wakes me up in the middle of the night. It says it's 100% Egyptian cotton but it doesn't look and feel like it. Nothing on the label, just white goose down. But in the box was a separate printed card that said 100% Egyptian cotton. Still I keep it because I don't have time to return it and the price was ok too. I won't buy a second one.

Arrived well packaged, easy to roll. It took a day or two to unfold, which is what I expected. Wonderfully warm from the start, even before it puffs up. It creases a little, but I've never had a proper duvet. It's not loud enough to bother me or my husband. The feather/down didn't stick out (which was a problem for me with other comforters) and I felt fine even without a sheet/blanket between him and me. If something changes suddenly I will update, but so far this is a warm and comfortable…

I bought this because I will be spending my first winter in a family home and I want to survive. I washed it on a gentle warm/warm program as hot or cold temperatures are bad. I set the drying mode to low heat in 20 minute intervals, then make sure all the wet sides are constantly facing out. After every 2 low cycles I would only breathe for 20 minutes. I did this to dry it slowly and not ruin the feathers. The blanket was so big and fluffy that it filled my entire very large dryer. That's…