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Bedspreads Shopping 2015 In Australia Guide

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Bedspreads Shopping 2015 In Australia Guide

Postby bezila » Thu Jun 11, 2015 1:05 am

Synthetic bedspreads nowadays are able to provide the loft, lightweight feel and overall snuggle quality that down bedspreads http://www.elanlinen.com.au/bedspreads do, with the additional bonuses of being cruelty-free, allergen-free and easier to clean. Thanks to modern developments, synthetic fibers can provide excellent insulation and the same heat-preserving characteristics and qualities of down, without the feel of having the feathers of 40 dead birds laying on you. It’s a win, win really.

At the same time, there are many advantages of using a down-free quilt. They usually come at a lower price and are fully machine washable meaning bed bugs, dust mite and feral bacteria won’t build up like they do in down bedspreads. They are also often made with allergy sufferers in mind and are an incredible versatile and breathable, regardless of what synthetic or natural fibre you choose to go with.

Some alternatives to down filling on the market today in Australia include Ingeo (corn fibre), Tencel (eucalyptus fibre), bamboo, cotton, modal, microfibre, Primaloft and Microcloud (just to name a few).

In Australia there are many brands available for the bedspreads like Bianca, Bambury, Ardor and KAS. Elan Linen is a good online place to buy bedspreads online.

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