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Bedding Care Tips & Guides

Everything you need to keep your comforters, duvets, pillows, and mattress protectors fresh, clean, and lasting longer — straight from the professionals.

Your Bedding Works Hard. Here's How to Care for It.

Most people don't think about their bedding until something goes wrong — a stain, a smell, or a comforter that's lost its loft. These guides cover the essentials so you can stay ahead of the problem and sleep better every night.

The Essentials

Quick Care Rules

Tip 1

Air out your comforter every morning for 10–15 minutes before making the bed.

Tip 2

Use a duvet cover — it protects the fill and washes easily at home.

Tip 3

Wash pillowcases every 1–2 weeks; wash pillows themselves every 3–6 months.

Tip 4

Spot clean spills immediately — blot, never rub, and use cold water.

Tip 5

Fluff pillows and comforters daily to maintain loft and prevent clumping.

Tip 6

Store clean bedding in breathable cotton bags — never plastic, which traps moisture.

How Often to Wash

Bedding Washing Frequency Guide

These are the intervals most sleep and allergy experts recommend. If you have pets, allergies, or sweat heavily, wash more frequently.

Bedding Item Frequency

Pillowcases

Every 1–2 weeks

More often if you use heavy skincare products at night.

Sheets & Flat Sheets

Every 1–2 weeks

Weekly if you sleep hot or have allergies.

Duvet Cover

Every 2–4 weeks

Treat it like a sheet — it's in direct contact with you.

Comforter or Duvet

Every 3–6 months

Professional cleaning recommended for oversized or delicate fills.

Pillows

Every 3–6 months

Replace pillows every 1–2 years regardless of washing.

Mattress Protector

Every 1–2 months

More often if a spill or illness occurs.

Pet Beds

Every 1–2 weeks

Weekly if your pet goes outdoors or has skin conditions.

Know Your Fill

Care by Fabric & Fill Type

Down & Goose Down

Pro Clean Recommended

Professional cleaning strongly recommended. Home washing risks clumping and mildew if not fully dried. Use down-specific detergent if washing at home.

Down Alternative (Polyester)

Machine Washable

Machine washable on gentle cycle with cold water. Tumble dry low with dryer balls. Ensure completely dry before storing.

Wool Fill

Delicate Care

Dry clean or hand wash in cold water with wool-safe detergent. Never wring — press gently and lay flat to dry.

Silk

Dry Clean Only

Dry clean only. Silk is extremely sensitive to heat, agitation, and most detergents. Even 'silk-safe' products can cause damage.

Cotton Shell

Machine Washable

Machine washable on gentle or normal cycle. Wash separately from items with zippers or hooks that can snag.

Microfiber

Machine Washable

Machine washable on gentle cycle with cold water. Avoid fabric softener — it clogs the fibers and reduces softness over time.

When to Call the Professionals

Some bedding simply can't be cleaned safely at home — oversized king and California king comforters, down-filled duvets, silk, and wool all benefit from professional care. If your bedding has lost its loft, developed a persistent odor, or carries a stain you can't remove, that's your sign.

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