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Baksana | Hungarian Summer Weight Goose Down and Feather Duvet Inner 95-5
The Hungarian Goose Down is renowned for its superior thermal and insulating properties
Duvet Inners NZ
Description
The perfect choice for hot summer nights, Baksana's Hungarian Goose Down and Feather summer weight range regulates body temperature without weighing you down.
Filled with 95 percent white Hungarian goose down and 5 percent white Hungarian goose feather content as per EN 12934, these duvet inners are among the highest-lofting down products available on the market. The large size and round shape of each down cluster result in resiliency and longevity and make for an extremely light and fluffy inner. These duvets are like sleeping under a cloud.
Experience comfort and luxury with our Hungarian Goose Down and Feather Duvet Inners. Renowned worldwide for their exceptional quality, Hungarian goose down and feather are revered for their unparalleled softness, loftiness, and insulating properties.
Sizes.
Queen 210cm x 210cm (450g)
King 245cm x 210cm (525g)
Super King 265cm x 210cm (575g)
California King/AU Super King 270cm x 240cm (670g)
Product Care.
We recommend professional dry cleaning, as well as all other methods, in conjunction with regular airing. To provide long-lasting comfort and softness to your valuable product, please follow these instructions:
- After washing the product, it is crucial to dry it immediately to prevent damage to the down-filling material.
- The capacity of the washing machine should be at least 8kg. Use the fastest spin towards the end of the dry cycle.
- Always use a neutral detergent intended for sensitive textiles.
- Do not use rinsing liquid for treating natural down.
- It is recommended that clean tennis balls be inserted into the dryer to help the product stay loose and dry evenly.
- Stop drying a few times to thoroughly shake the product until it is completely dry.
- If you cannot ensure quick drying, professional cleaning is recommended.
