How To Re-Fluff Your Comforter

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[@karenbauer9559]

I successfully flattened the poofy parts - My flat parts won't refluff. They are like pancakes. Any suggestions?

[@danloani]

How do you re-distribute the down from the outer baffle boxes, back to the middle baffle boxes?

[@walsh5238]

If you have a couple spare hours, you have to manually do it. It totally sucks

[@AlejandroTaylorEscribano]

@@walsh5238 how do you manually do it

[@iTzYoHero]

If you have scorch marks is there a way to repair them? Feels like a couple spots got hot in the dryer and it’s now a little flat and feels a little rough

[@nicoletaylor8751]

Thank you just got a new comforter and when it came out in one area was little lumpy was not happy but you video help thank you

[@Mattressclarity]

Glad we could help

[@JessPeachee]

Is there a point of no return? I have a down comforter that I just love and I can’t seem to force myself to move on from it

[@hismusicnme]

Did you mean to say put it on Air Dry, or was it just a goof talking about the scorching and checking every 20 minutes? If it is on Air Dry, there is no heat, so no scorching would occur. I'm just wondering if we are actually suppose to be putting it on low heat instead of air dry. Thanks.

[@Mattressclarity]

Hey Michelle! yes, it should be on Air Dry. That was a goof! There shouldn't be scorching, but you should take it out every 20 minutes to reposition.

[@angelleighaa5686]

I need help! I couple of the squares don't have any down filling in them after washing and drying! Is there anything I can do??

[@azl574]

The best advice on KZbin yet thank you so much

[@erinhollar5207]

can you substitute tennis balls for wool balls? thank you!

[@StarPlatinumCosplay]

I looked at your review for mattress clarity Would you recommend the Egyptian Bedding Siberian Goose Down Comforter for someone looking for the ultimate fluffy comforter? I’m talking envelopes you like a taco when you flop onto the mattress. I’m also looking to use it as an duvet insert.

[@RariaRoyal]

Ummm so I left my comforter in the dryer to long and now it has what I think is scorch marks there’s no fluff and I keep getting angry because I can’t get comfy there’s NO FLUFF it burnt I think idk what to do...

[@audreydiller1403]

Same! I just bought a brand new comforter and washed it immediately after buying. I put it in the dryer on the same heat that I do with my old one. The insides like burned or something and now it’s all crunchy! Idk what to do!!

[@RariaRoyal]

@@audreydiller1403 if it’s brand brand new then return it or exchange it. But mines is still burnt as we lol I just don’t sleep with it and make my bed with it only

[@candacefraser8508]

What size is the comforter in your video. Mine is queen size - is that considered "larger" and should be done in a commercial dryer? Thanks.

[@Mattressclarity]

This is a Queen. It really depends on how fluffy or lofty your comforter is as well. If it is a very thick Queen comforter that really fills up your home dryer, consider drying it in a commercial dryer.

[@ecrstar]

How do I know if a comforter is ready for the garbage?

[@ballplaya96x67]

I don’t think there’s a way of explaining it. I think you would just know when the time comes to throw it out if that makes sense

[@Rio-fl2yp]

You will know when it’s ready for the garbage when that puppy is flatter than a pancake!

[@walsh5238]

I think that’s another Google or KZbin search.

[@fleurn0]

For my down duvet, the feathers have accumulated at the edges and corners, and there don't appear to be any gaps to move them to the middle panels. Do you have any advice?

[@HasanK7gaming]

Bought an expensive comforter from japan,which had real feathers in it.Mistakenly i washed it on 60° and it came out completely flat like a bedcover.I dont have airdry option in my bosch machine.Can u please suggest somethng

[@OfficialRobloxGaming]

I put mine in the dryer and when I took it out it seemed to have lost some feathers when I took it out and I kind of got concerned because I thought I screwed it up..... is there anything that I should do to fix this??? Someone please help.

[@kathleenanderson1342]

Ok I've looked everywhere and can't find anything. I have a huge blanket that came empty I went to the store and bought filling out it in and it's huge lumpy and ridiculous what can i do ?? I wanna wash it but it's ridiculous almost breaks my machine because the size and how uneven it is .

[@Keylimelife]

Why would there be scorce marks if we set the dryer to air dry only?

[@dhrtiwalter8670]

What are scorch marks, please?

[@Jenniferjpennie]

Will a dryer work with a queen polyester filled comforter?

[@janetjohnson2027]

Hi what is the best duvet a duck and down duvet or goose and down ? And what ratio 85/15 or50/50

[@sandrastone7019]

It’s cheaper to replace it with a new one than have it dry cleaned here in Sydney, AU.

[@zamskycrane]

Same in the US, Costco has great prices.

[@Mildly_Irreverant]

Haha! Funny but in all seriously bloody true

[@chaoswitch1974]

I bought a new comforter, and there a big line where there's extra fluff that's been driving me nuts.

[@jazu40]

Hello. Thanks for the video. Should I flawed a brand new duck duvet?

[@Mildly_Irreverant]

Should I “flawed” ??

[@taylorbarnhill8930]

Does this apply to down comforters?

[@usakiwi5222]

Great informational how to video. Do you have instructions for down pillows?

[@Mattressclarity]

Not yet, but we're working on that soon!

[@justinward253]

@@Mattressclarity is it ok to not use tennis balls

[@dealbedding971]

@@Mattressclarity Do you use duvet cover to protect the comforter?

[@Mattressclarity]

@@dealbedding971 Yes we do!

[@jjnewbold]

Could you do a video on how to store a comforter (when putting away a warm comforter for summertime)? Thanks!

[@Mattressclarity]

We'll add it to our list!

[@michaelwatson7610]

Does the dryer move feathers from one box to another to fill the flat ones? My comforter came with some boxes full and some almost empty

[@Mattressclarity]

Hey Michael! No, it won't move feathers from one box to the other.

[@lawrenceschlipp5877]

threads are bad the feathers shouldn`t move at all

[@lunarticgaming1655]

I can't do it with my comforter, its flat as pancake. Also your comforter looked fluffed even before you throw it in the dryer.

[@smbarone2000]

He didn't mention it, but I think my use of fabric softener in the past may have defluffed the fluff, too.

[@jwilkinson171]

How do I get the feather out of the corners? They seem to have all repositioned themselves into the corners of my comforter, even with my box stitching.

[@Mattressclarity]

Yeah, that has happened to me many times. I usually just have to knead each corner with my hands to break that up.

[@jwilkinson171]

@@Mattressclarity Thanks. Since I sew, I'm actually thinking of cutting my quilt down the middle and sewing the outsides together thereby bringing the outside pockets that are filled with feathers to the inside, and then the inside almost-empty pockets to the outside. We'll see how that works.

[@keirabanchor2172]

So um I just got this new comforter and I haven’t really used a comforter like this before so something happened to it and I had to wash it and I’m sure it was a bad idea but I put on the washer and dryer and now it’s all clumpy and uncomfortable is there anyway I could fix it? And what can I do next time something happened to it to wash it?

[@Mattressclarity]

Is it a down comforter?

[@keirabanchor2172]

Mattress Clarity I think so but not 100% sure

[@keirabanchor2172]

I’m not very educated with that stuff lol but I think it’s like the one in the video

[@keirabanchor2172]

Except it doesn’t have all the square knitting throughout it (I think that’s how you would put that lol sorry I’m bad at this)

[@Mattressclarity]

@@keirabanchor2172 No problem! So, there is no gridded stitching? Is the fill just loose inside it like a bag?

[@shareewert3157]

I have a king Ugg comforter. Its sooo soft. But it says dry clean. So I put in the washer with a bit of the organic safe detergent on delicate and had it spin extra. Is that going to be okay?

[@Mattressclarity]

I would actually stick to the directions and take it to a dry cleaner. Just to be on the safe side.

[@michaelb41]

Good advice for my $800 comforter.

[@photography23art92]

Mattress comforter/ topper was taken to dry cleaner and is now or clumpy and lumpy.

[@noemiruiz4244]

May you please do a video on comforters that are machine-wash friendly? Looking for a comforter that is high-quality, not polyester, breathable but warm, high fill power, and easy to wash. I know I am asking for the most here but I have hope! Thank you!

[@Mattressclarity]

Hello! You don't want polyester, but can you do another type of down alternative? Or do you prefer down?

[@noemiruiz4244]

As long as it is a fluffy comforter that contains no synthetic material and I can put in a washing machine

[@Mattressclarity]

@@noemiruiz4244 So, according to the company, the Egyptian Bedding down comforters are machine washable!

[@betiuretsky2182]

I air dried my down alternative duvet. Then I accidentally put it on high heat in the dryer to fluff up 🤦‍♀️. Did I ruin it?It seemed a little smelly afterwards.

[@manasimadhu7726]

Thank you..... brother....☺️ from 🇮🇳

[@shbt8875]

Thanks it worked 🥰

[@Mattressclarity]

You're welcome!

[@alamasama]

My duvet is tooo fluffy what can I do??

[@Mattressclarity]

I'm not sure there is a way to make your duvet less fluffy. It might be necessary to buy something thinner and lighter.

[@celestemosteller]

@Shanit Raphael I’m looking for a fluffy duvet, where did you buy yours?

[@007jLoSoulGLo]

Racquel Treadaway yes, I want to know also. I want to have that problem!

[@JL00212]

I have a gainsborough duck down 80/20 that is quite fluffy. I had bought a new onkaparinga goose down 80/20 however my gainsborough is much fluffier.

[@007jLoSoulGLo]

John Le good to know! Thanks for the info!!

[@belight123]

This video (kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2WvepqlmaaBe80) shows a technique on how to redistribute your down if you've got some pancake like baffles (the squares that are sewn) and some that are full of the feathers. Additionally, it seems like a good idea would be to dry your down comforter with tennis balls, like he shows us in this video or with those wool balls (I have those) and to also put it in a mesh laundry bag. I'd say you should ensure to open up the dryer and remove it from the mesh bag periodically (like every 20 minutes or so) and then return it to the mesh bag and pop it back into the dryer with the tennis or wool balls. Hope this is helpful.

[@자낳토끼]

doing this with my down jacket skskksksks

[@Monica_sews]

Did it work?

[@src5769]

One reason your comforter is flat is because you're SITTING on it! NEVER sit on a comforter!

[@Drag4lifez]

My cat does that to mine 😂😂

[@grinfacelaxu]

nice video

[@ArtyMartyD]

Every day... Christ no.

[@thisoldnew4544]

This is a good video.