Keep your down, feather, or polyester-filled duvet fresh and fluffy with the help of your washing machine to avoid unwanted dust and allergens in your bedroom. Getty Images / Basak Gurbuz Derman ...

Keep your down, feather, or polyester-filled duvet fresh and fluffy with the help of your washing machine to avoid unwanted dust and allergens in your bedroom. You’ve mastered the art of washing your ...

Ever snuggle up in your freshly washed sheets after showering with a warm mug of chamomile tea, only to realize that you have absolutely zero idea when the last time was — if ever — you washed your ...

Snuggling under cozy bedding is a sumptuous feeling when cooler weather arrives, but do you know how to wash, dry, and care for comforters and duvet inserts to keep them as fresh, soft, and plump as ...

Washing your duvet can seem like a monumental chore. Can you even wash a feather duvet? Will that beast even fit in your washer and, if it does, will it take a month for it to actually dry? But ...

If you're confident your washer can accommodate your comforter, wash it on your machine's delicate cycle with a small amount ...

How often do you change your sheets? Because allowing dust, sweat and dirt to build-up for just two weeks can be enough to leave you with a scratchy throat or the sniffles, according to New York ...

Humans spend roughly a third of their lives sleeping. And, no shade, humans are kind of gross. We shed skin, sweat, hair, drool, and all other manner of unseemly detritus in our sleep. Certain ...

Hot water shouldn't be your go-to cycle setting on your washing machine for bedding because it can be too harsh for the fabric. "Most washers reach around 130°F with hot water settings [and] warm ...

If you think you do a lot of laundry, you're not alone. With three growing boys at home, Erica Dickman-Wilkes has mountains of laundry. "I do laundry every single day," she said. "Every single day!" ...

According to Ruenz, comforters aren’t always making contact with your skin (unlike sheets and pillow cases), so they can go a ...