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Quilt, comforter, duvet cover, doona cover, blanket, bedspread, bed covering, continental quilt...the list goes on when it comes to describing bed covers. But what are the differences between them, if any at all?
Picture this: you're a kid and after waking up on the first day of school holidays you run out to the backyard only to be met by a wet and miserable day. What do you do? You build a pillow fort of course! As many parts of the country continue to grapple with lockdown orders and restrictions on movement, there's never been a better time to scrub up on your fort making skills, encourage some creativity and get the kids off the TV and away from the video games.
Australians love bamboo sheets. They've become one of the most popular choices for home linens. These sheets are made from a natural super plant, so they're considered to be eco-friendly and sustainable with the right manufacturing process. Are bamboo sheets good for hot...
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The short answer is it's unlikely. Especially relative to other types of bed sheets. This holds true if you are careful with your washing habits. First though, let's understand what is pilling. What is pilling in fabrics? Pilling is a characteristic...
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The short answer is yes. You can put a mattress topper on top of a memory foam mattress to adjust your sleeping environment to your liking.
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