Learn how to properly wash and dry your comforter to keep it fluffy, fresh, and free of dust and allergens. This DIY guide covers different comforter types and cleaning methods. In This Article: Types ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Washing machines are certainly a modern convenience. They make doing a load of clothing, towels, sheets, and so many other laundry items a ...

The warm, cozy look and feel of a down comforter can’t be beat, and it gets you through the colder winter nights. But every so often the comforter needs to be washed —whether it's before you store it ...

Washing our bed sheets is a weekly affair. Washing our comforters, however, is a task we tend to put off until absolutely necessary, especially if they're down-filled. Besides being a more ...

Down comforters are maybe the most intimidating pieces of bedding to wash. They’re voluminous, expensive and filled with delicate material. But you can wash your comforter yourself, and you don’t need ...

Chances are you wash your sheets regularly (at least we hope so). While you don't need to launder your comforter nearly as often, it should still be cleaned at least two or three times a year.

If your comforter doesn’t fit in your washer or dryer, avoid forcing it—this can damage both the machine and the bedding. When at-home cleaning isn’t an option, consider professional dry cleaning or ...

With the glimpse of spring in the last few days, one of the first things I like to clean is all of my bedding. I love the smell of fresh bedding! Here are some suggestions for cleaning your bedding.

Some of us are huddled under our comforters cursing the cold right now, so the idea of washing that life-sustaining layer may seem outrageous. But you gotta—it’s dirty. Though sheets offer some ...

If your comforter doesn’t fit in your washer or dryer, avoid forcing it—this can damage both the machine and the bedding. When at-home cleaning isn’t an option, consider professional dry cleaning or ...