How to Wash a Duvet or Comforter at Home
A duvet needs room to move, not just a big enough machine. Match the drum to the size, wash gentle, and dry it fully — damp filling is what ruins it.
Tips, tricks, and best practices for your laundry
A duvet needs room to move, not just a big enough machine. Match the drum to the size, wash gentle, and dry it fully — damp filling is what ruins it.
Wash jeans inside out, cold, on a gentle cycle, then air-dry in the shade. Fading is normal; this source-backed routine slows it down.
Polyester is durable but heat-sensitive and odour-prone. Wash cool, skip softener on performance synthetics, dry low or air-dry.
Wash silk only when the label allows it: cold water, silk-safe detergent, no wringing, and flat shade drying. Skip risky pieces.
Wool shrinks from heat, agitation and alkalinity. Wash cold on a wool cycle with a mild neutral detergent, low spin, and dry flat.
Sort, pre-treat, dose, wash, dry, fold — a plain-English starter guide to doing laundry right, with real temperatures, detergent formats and care symbols.