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Getting duvets cleaning/washed (Dublin 1/2/4)

oceanclub · 2013-01-11 14:07:38

Any recommendations? Would rather spend less on cleaning them than buying new ones ;) P.

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11-01-2013 3:07pm

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Any recommendations? Would rather spend less on cleaning them than buying new ones

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#2 14-01-2013 8:22pm
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oceanclub wrote: »

Any recommendations? Would rather spend less on cleaning them than buying new ones

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I checked this out last winter! Unless you've super good ones or goose down ; it's - it WAS - cheaper to replace them in Dunnes Sale!!

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#3 15-01-2013 9:50am
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Cost me a tenner in d7

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#4 19-02-2013 11:29am
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The thin one (tog 4.5) fit in the washing machine, but I ended up washing a 13.5 in the bath (trampling on it like, er, grapes). Drying it was a pain since it's almost impossible to wring it out; luckily we have a dehumidifier but still took having it on for about 12 hours.

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