What is best duvet
5 types of duvets and how to decide which is best for you
well nothing beats snuggling up in a
nice warm bed at the end of the day for
me anyways but how much do you need to
spend on your duvet to get what you need
Thank You Bryce here with help fashion
stylist Janice Meredith and so what's
really good is if you can get the right
duvet to fit with the way you sleep and
your sleep hygiene and your sleep
personality you've done all the research
for us yes okay I tried to break it down
for you there's so many components that
affect the price and a fact you know all
the different ways that your personality
needs to be we're going to start with
the most inexpensive 160 dollars this is
from Ikea Price is Right to me yeah no
this is perfect
I actually have this in the twin which I
think is like $35 for my twins for my
kids because it is polyester fell yeah
so you can throw it in the washing
machine and dryer easy easy you don't
even need an industrial one you can just
go in your highschool dryer and you just
have to make sure that you really dry it
because it's polyester so it needs to
really like a certain high temperature
it has to reach okay why it works for
them is that it's not super too hot like
I find little kids they're hot here yes
so this is perfect for them and
literally when they were babies it was
getting washed like every second day and
I did have some ten years in so it's
perfect so one thing to be concerned
about is that it's a channel baffle box
that means the stitching here is where
all the fill is yeah and so you really
do have to shake it up because it will
bunch down at one end got it what they
do is they turn it around every time
like so every night it works its way
down they get back into the bed they
flip it around and it's not the top
again that we're going to see when they
crunch on totally that's perfect okay so
this one's a little bit more $150 150
because this is bamboo so if you are
more environmentally conscious and you
want a renewable sustainable product
yeah this is the once again it's also
hyper allergenic so if you do have
allergies this is your choice it is
definitely more dense so it almost feels
like you know those they were talking
about those anxiety blankets because you
weight having waited this would be
another great option for you as well oh
that's good yeah this is easy to wash
and maintain as well nothing special
that's out of the box what about the
bunching situation it's all spread out
the baffle box is there it's
a lot more dense okay spread out or
you're not gonna have that problem okay
good
yes now if you want to spend $400 on a
duvet you absolutely can
why would you want to okay so this is
white goose down now white geese are
bigger than a duck so that's why and the
down is actually the underside of the
belly of the bird and you think it bit
down it's like a dandelion head so the
bigger it is the more it can offer the
fluff and the more can regulate your
heat with your body and that's the whole
point of the goose down is that even
though it might be this is an extra warm
one it shouldn't make you overly warm it
should actually just you know work with
your body temperature now another thing
the baffle box the stitching this is a
like a 12 inch baffle box so
everything's gonna be condensed in that
box and then what happens they talk
about the fill power which is how much
goes in there so you'll notice on some
of the other examples it's less so it's
a little bit more lighter so here we've
got a high fill power yes in the baffle
box which is a tight 12-inch one right
and then even the casing which is your
fabric and this shoes and the baffle box
yeah everybody's on the same yeah so
it's just it's this square right and
then the casing is a high thread count
this is a 500 thread count so and the
fill power is you want around 500 to 700
yes good fell now a 500 thread count
what does that mean for my sleeve well
just me a lug Morgan luxurious fabric
right so it's a tighter weave you're
just gonna feel pretty supple in there
yes yeah okay so this one's got it all
which is why some people might want to
spend the money all night and it will
have their have garand warranties with
them they should last 25 years you
needed to get professionally dry-cleaned
yes that's okay you're gonna throw any
of these other ones in the washing
machine is the polyester okay so let's
go to this one that's $100 yes so now
this one has a really big baffle box and
this is duck down okay but so it's
smaller down but it's also a combination
of feathers so the down is what gives it
the fluffiness the feathers give it the
density but also feathers have that
spine the quill so it can poke through
yeah even like touching this you can see
some stuff coming out right so we've got
it so you can already even see
piling down here so you're always gonna
have to shake it out yeah I move
everything around to spread it out so
that's you know it's $100 but if you
know some type people just use them to
fill the and as more of a look at the
end of their bed and they want - I hate
the pinpricks of those feathers coming
through yeah because I've bought so many
questions like that and I regret it and
now all the feathers are sweater sweater
it's jabbing you in your back it's like
such a little thing but I don't I would
rather go for the $60 than the 100 throw
it in the washing machine and no job and
done that's good and 150 this one is a
little bit more because it's still from
Ikea it's got a smaller baffle box than
this one and it's got a different
combination between the feather fill and
the duck fill and again the duck is a
little less expensive than the goose
felt okay if I want to wrap it up with
the biggest tip to save a budget yes I
don't know if maybe Leo is a cool
sleeper he's a bear yes
and I'm freezing so my biggest tip is to
go get two twin get one cool one get one
extra hot one go it up the center and
just make sure it's on your side the
extra hot it's not a good idea
I use him for his body to get so that's
good that's great thank you for that
lesson let's
