Last time I took in my comforter I think it cost 40 or 45 dollars.
If you are referring the "feather bedding" (two words) it refers to bedding products that are filled with feathers or down from [typically] a goose. For example, a feather pillow, a feather comforter, a feather blanket, a feather mattress topper.
You should not. The feathers are not what needs to be washed, it is the casing. You should dry clean to avoid damage.
This depends greatly on the type of comforter you have purchased. I have personally owned down comforters that have been both machine washable and professional clean only. The key is to have a washer that is large enough to properly clean your comforter. Unless the tag specifically notes that the comforter can be put in the dryer, it is best to line dry a down comforter to maintain it fluff. Many comforters also have individually sewn panels, which can shrink disproportionately in the dryer and warp the shape of your comforter.
I believe the feather bed would go under the sheet...We had one when I was a kid and that's what we did. A feather bed goes under. A down comforter goes over
Dry cleaning a down comforter is the practical method. Attempting to wash one at home will lead to the down bunching up in corners or forming lumps elsewhere. The comforter will never thoroughly dry and will smell musty. The damp down can mildew leading to allergies.
That depends if you would like to know the size of a single goose or duck duvet feather --the actual down feather from the bird. Or if you are wondering about the sizes of a down duvet/comforter to cover your bed. Find answers to both at the related links below.
A black down comforter will do all the things that any other down comforter will do. A down comforter is a large bed covering that is stuffed with down feathers, making it heavy and warm, especially for cold winters.
It is fine for toddler to use a down comforter. You do not want to let a baby use a down comforter though.
Getting a comforter cover means that you wont have to wash your comforter as often as you otherwise would have. for people who have down comforters that are dry clean only this can be a god send because it allows them to wash their bedding without a trip to the dry cleaner.
If you are refering to nasal congestion. If you have pets in the bed you could be allergic to them. It could also be due to feather pillow and allergies. Make sure you do not have a feather comforter or a goose down pillow or comforter,or wool blanket. Some people also have allergies to the dust mite that live in our beds. These are the most common reasons but certainly not all. Barney9
Comforters are generally stuffed with a cotton blend material. The best comforter for cold weather areas are those made with down feathers. Look for a down feather comforter marked for winter use.