I've just bought myself a coverless duvet!!

[JMSA]

I've had my eye on these for a while, and found it on Vinted, a king size one. It's only 10.5 tog, so I'm hoping it's going to be warm enough (I'm in Scotland).
I feel very excited at the thought of potentially not having to change my duvet covers again.
And it fits in the machine for washing!
Please share my excitement. I don't even care that my chat is so sad

Changing a duvet cover is hardly a faff, especially at uni. You have so much free time.

aren't those just called blankets?

I will stick to my multi thread count cotton sheets!
Regardless of how quick it drys I don’t want polyester next to my skin.
If there are 2 of you changing a duvet takes 5 minutes.

I have a few. Yes they take up room, but as someone who just cannot put covers on duvets, i love them.

Better you than me.
Fine if you have a huge utility room to hang up loads of bed linen for a few days I guess.

Same here.

Changing a duvet cover is hardly a faff, especially at uni. You have so much free time

I know! How lazy can you be that at eighteen you can't be arsed to change a duvet cover.

We got these a few months ago, the 10.5 tog ones, and I absolutely love them, as I hate putting duvet covers onto duvets. We have the herringbone ones - they are a sleeping bag type material and come out the wash practically dry if you give it an extra spin. I air dry them over the bannister and they are dry within 2 hours.

Why would you need bed linen hanging for days?

And the award for the thread with the most ignorant twats goes to…

I don't get how people are drying them so quick
I did a wash late last night of standard clothes items, turned on the heated airer at 9am this morning and everything is still wet
On a standard airer my clothes are a good 2-3 days to dry totally and that's with an extra spin and a dehumidifier

I don’t get why you’d put a cover on one! Surely the whole point is that you don’t. I’m really confused.

But I can vouch for the fact that they dry in under a day just on an airer indoors.

I have coverless duvets for the kids so much easier than messing around with covers and less to wash.

What sized washing machine do you need for a superking version of these?

They’re designed to dry quickly

They only do super king in 4.5 tog. I think you need a 9kg drum.

Mine is a double and fits snuggly in my 9kg washer!

Thank you @PotatoPudding not for me right now then 😊

Me too!

I love mine to death op. I've had it for 2 years and it's so easy. I live in Somerset and it's been warm enough for all seasons. I flung it off last night because it was too warm.
I think in winter in Scotland you may need a thick blanket as well.
I'll never put another duvet cover on again 😃

I dry mine on the banister rail as I have no dryer and it's dry in two hours.

I bought the one you've ordered a couple of months ago and I love it. I have a flat sheet below it (I had this too when I had a duvet) and pop it in the wash every other week.
I wash it first thing and it's over the airer all day and completely dry by bed time.
I hated changing duvet covers and find this so much easier.

How cute is that

You don’t even like how it looks (unsurprisingly) but you would rather look at it every single day than go to the effort of changing your own duvet cover!