Big FAQ about good sleep - Betten Michel
Which duvet is suitable for me?
The right duvet depends on your personal sleeping habits, the room temperature, and the season. Down and feather duvets offer excellent heat regulation and moisture transport.
How often should I wash my duvet?
Down and feather duvets should be professionally cleaned every three years to prevent damage to the filling. Daily airing and regular fluffing will extend their lifespan.
What is the difference between down and synthetic fiber duvets?
Down comforters offer better moisture management and are more environmentally friendly, as they are a byproduct of the meat industry. Synthetic comforters may be easier to care for, but down lasts longer.
How can I extend the lifespan of my bedding?
Airing, regular fluffing, and professional cleaning (every three years for duvets, every two years for pillows) are crucial to keeping the filling hygienic and fluffy.
Which duvet is suitable for summer?
Lightweight down or feather duvets are ideal for summer. They wick moisture better than synthetic materials and prevent sweating.
What is an all-season duvet?
A year-round duvet combines the advantages of summer and winter duvets and adapts to different temperatures. Down or feather fillings are particularly suitable for this.
How can I properly care for my bedding?
Duvets and pillows should be aired and fluffed regularly. Professional cleaning helps remove dust and breakage, extending their lifespan.
What size should my duvet be
Choose a blanket that is at least 20 cm longer than your height.
How often should I change my pillow?
Pillows should be professionally cleaned every 2 years and refilled if necessary to ensure long-term sleeping comfort.
How often should I change my bed linen?
It is recommended to change bed linen every 1-2 weeks to ensure hygiene and freshness in bed.