Comforters don’t need to be washed as often as sheets need to be washed, but they should be kept clean. Check the tag or your comforter’s care guidelines for more information. Allergy sufferers may want to wash their comforter more frequently. If you want or need to wash your comforter frequently, consider using a duvet cover, which can protect your comforter and be easier to clean than the comforter itself. Household cleaning experts recommend washing the comforter two to three times per year to prevent unwanted dust and other allergens from accumulating inside the fibers. With so many manufacturers coming forward with their range of all-weather comforters, you don’t need to worry about allergens. They are made from hypoallergenic materials but are as soft and plush to touch as you want them to be.

If you must clean a comforter, here is how you should do it:

● Read the label on the comforter for cleaning instructions
● Remove the stains and repair tears, if any
● Use proper washer
● Choose the most suitable detergent and washing cycle settings
● Remove periodically and fluff it while drawing
● If you can wash it using your hands

Make your comforter your all-weather friend by keeping it clean and smelling fresh. And the best part about quality all-weather comforters is you don’t need to run to a professional to get it cleaned. Just do it as you do regular laundry. And when you have a clean, beautiful-smelling sleep environment, you get good sleep and fresh dreams!

Nestl is one of the best comforter manufacturers in the USA and is known for its all-weather range of hypoallergenic comforters. Learn more about our comforters and the other products we manufacture by visiting www.nestl.com.