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Feather and down filled duvets tends to be more commonly found in the ‘higher-end’ establishments, like five-star hotels. Whether this is any indication of being ‘better’ is a debatable point, but if you’re running a guest house or B&B, your guests might have an experience they consider more ‘luxurious’. This however, means that natural filling duvets tend to be considerably more expensive than hollowfibre. Microfibre duvets are better than hollowfibre duvets – they are less sweaty and they drape better over the bed. You will tend to pay a bit more for them though – but often it’s negligible – these are still some of the cheapest duvets in stores. Weight – hollowfibre is still a lightweight option, but when comparing the two it is slightly heavier in weight than microfibre.

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A feather/down will need a thorough wash before used, as the feathers can be quite dirty and greasy, until washed properly. Hollowfibre filling duvets can be used straight out of the box (bag/wrapper/etc.). Washing is an all-round pain, compared to synthetic filled duvets. Microfiber Filing Duvets Pillow advisor summary: Synthetic pillows are the workhorse of the pillow world and are the most versatile; being a reasonable choice for most people and suited to many sleeping styles. Do yourself a favour though and get yourself a decent one. Soft – The ultra-fine fibres of microfibre and little hollow spaces in hollowfibre creates light, airy, fluffy and luxuriously soft fabrics. Natural filled bedding is a lot more durable than synthetic. It will accept considerably more ‘wear and tear’ and in some cases, can last up to three times longer than a synthetic filled duvet. A premium quality feather/down filled duvet could last as long as 30 years.Hollowfibre duvets are very light, compared to feather and down duvets. Sometimes, natural filling duvets can feel very heavy, which certainly appeals to some, but not everyone. Value for money – Hollowfibre is a very affordable material and its high quality makes it fantastic value for money. Pros: Cheap, lightweight, good for those with allergies, easy to care for, easy to bend and scrunch to get required height, not noisy

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If you're a sensitive sleeper looking for a wonderfully luxurious duvet that offers superior warmth, loft (plumpness) and light-weight, then microfiber fill is a superb option and alternative choice to a feather or down duvet. It offers many of the great qualities of a down duvet, all at a more affordable price. Warmth Without the Weight There are many benefits to using hollow fiber. Here are the top reasons for it being so popular for bedding: One of the number of benefits to having a hollowfibre duvet is that they're very adaptable, making them a great duvet for use all-year round. The spacing between the fibres makes the duvet breathable, which is great for warmer nights. Hollowfibre Duvets are also relatively light, making it an ideal choice for warmer nights, or if you prefer a duvet which doesn’t offer much weight. Suitable for Allergy SufferersThese very fine threads are “bundled” into filament yarns or cut to a certain staple length, before being spun into yarn.

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Affordability – Although it is not typically as inexpensive as hollowfibre, it is still fantastic value for money. Maintenance – This material requires low maintenance as it is usually machine washable and easy to dry. It also doesn’t require as much fluffing and re-arranging as some feather and down products do. Microfibre is made up of fine fibers which are tightly woven together, allowing no space between them. To prolong the life of your pillows, it is important to maintain them properly. This includes regularly fluffing and rotating them, washing them every 3-6 months, and using a pillowcase or pillow protector to prevent stains and dirt build-up. Can I Wash Goose Down Pillows?

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Maintenance – This is also a low-maintenance product. All of our microfiber products are machine washable and easy to dry. Maintenance – This is also a low maintenance product. All of our microfibre products are machine washable and easy to dry. Microfibres are usually made of polyester, polyamide, or acrylic – with titers in the range of 0.5 to 1.2 dtex.

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Hotels use a variety of pillows depending on their brand and budget, but some common types include microfibre, hollowfibre, feather and down, or a combination of these fillings. At Downland Bedding, we offer all of these options in our hotel pillow range. We supply luxury quality pillows and affordable everyday use pillows to suit any budget. How Many Pillows Should You Sleep With? Microfibre has some similar benefits to hollowfibre. Here is why it’s such a great option for your bedding: Both hollowfibre and microfibre are synthetic fills, and their respective differences are denoted by their name ('hollow' and 'micro'-fibre). These synthetic fills are great options for sensitive sleepers, such as children and allergy-sufferers. But which option is best for you, and which fill is superior? The most popular type of duvet fill is made of synthetic fibres. There are so many on the market and they can be found for sale at all major retailers. Whatever your preference, we have all slept under a synthetic duvet at some point. Synthetic duvets are often categorised as those with polyester hollowfibre or microfibre fillings.Feathers are biodegradable, so better for the environment (although the birds contributing their feathers may disagree). Synthetic filling duvets are not biodegradable and need to be disposed of in a responsible manner, like any other synthetic materials. Affordability – Although it is not typically as inexpensive as hollow fiber, it is still fantastic value for money.