Can I Put A Comforter In A Duvet Cover?

As someone who loves to switch up the look of my bedding, I’ve often found myself wondering if I can put a comforter in a duvet cover. After doing some research and trying it out for myself, I’ve learned that the answer is yes! Putting a comforter in a duvet cover is a great way to give your bedding a fresh, new look without having to buy a whole new set.

Step-by-Step Guide

If you’re new to putting a comforter in a duvet cover, here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started:

Start by turning your duvet cover inside out and laying it flat on your bed.
Next, take your comforter and lay it on top of the duvet cover.
Starting at the bottom of the comforter, begin rolling both the comforter and duvet cover together towards the top of the bed.
Once you’ve rolled the comforter and duvet cover all the way to the top of the bed, flip the duvet cover over the top of the rolled up comforter.
Unroll the comforter and duvet cover together, making sure the corners of the comforter are in the corners of the duvet cover.
Finally, button or zip up the duvet cover and enjoy your freshly made bed!

Top 10 Tips and Ideas

Here are some tips and ideas for putting a comforter in a duvet cover:

Choose a duvet cover that is slightly larger than your comforter to allow room for the comforter to move around inside.
If your duvet cover has ties or loops inside, be sure to tie them to the corners of your comforter to keep it in place.
For a more secure fit, consider using duvet clips or safety pins to keep your comforter in place inside the duvet cover.
Experiment with different textures and patterns to add interest to your bedding.
Use a white or neutral duvet cover as a base and switch out accent pillows and throws for an easy and affordable way to change up your bedding.
Consider a reversible duvet cover for even more options.
Wash your duvet cover and comforter separately to avoid any damage or pilling.
Invest in a high-quality duvet cover and comforter for a more luxurious feel.
Use a duvet cover to protect your comforter from stains and wear and tear.
Have fun and experiment with different looks!

Pros and Cons

Like anything, there are pros and cons to putting a comforter in a duvet cover.

Pros:

Instantly change the look of your bedding without having to buy a whole new set
Protect your comforter from stains and wear and tear
Easy to wash and maintain
More options for customization and personalization

Cons:

Comforter may move around inside the duvet cover
Requires a bit of effort to put together
May not be as warm as using a comforter on its own
May require purchasing a separate duvet cover

My Personal Review and Suggestion

After trying out putting a comforter in a duvet cover for myself, I have to say that I’m a fan! It’s a great way to switch up the look of your bedding without having to spend a lot of money on a whole new set. Plus, it’s easy to wash and maintain. My only suggestion would be to invest in a high-quality duvet cover and comforter for the best results.

Question & Answer

Q: Can I put any size comforter in a duvet cover?

A: It’s best to choose a duvet cover that is slightly larger than your comforter to allow room for the comforter to move around inside. However, make sure the duvet cover is not too large or it may be difficult to keep the comforter in place.

Q: Do I need to wash my duvet cover and comforter separately?

A: Yes, it’s best to wash your duvet cover and comforter separately to avoid any damage or pilling. Follow the care instructions on each item for best results.