Waterproof/Breathable Cotton Duvet/Comforter Cover (Waterproof Both Sides) King Size, 109” x 90” White

Protect both sides of your duvet (or comforter) from urine, ‘soiling semi-solids’, spilled liquids and stains. No need to wash your duvet. This waterproof/ breathable cover is also a decorative cover. Your duvet goes inside this cover. The cover is waterproof and breathable on BOTH SIDES. Your duvet is protected on the top – should dog or cat have accidents, or kids spill drinks on the bed. The bottom of our duvet where people (and sometimes pets) sleep is also protected. 100% cotton (200 thread count cotton) rests against your body at all times. The top and the bottom of the cover use three fabric layers laminated together. The top layer is 100% cotton 200 thread count. The middle layer is a high tech waterproof/ breathable membrane. The third layer is a soft lightweight durable stretch polyester knit backing fabric (that protects the waterproof membrane). Our simple innovative design lets air out, but keeps liquids away from your duvet. No ‘ballooning’ (ballooning is where the duvet cover gets air inside that can’t get out) ensuring a good nights sleep. Soft and relatively quiet. Some people find this cover to be hot to sleep under. The cover is breathable, but not the level of breathability to allow the large amount of moisture we produce when sleeping to escape. The result is it could feel hot when sleeping. (You can have it waterproof, or cooler to sleep under – but, not both). Four ties on the inside of the cover secure the duvet from shifting within the cover. Highest quality YKK zipper closure. Durable to withstand frequent washings. Machine wash in cold water using a mild laundry detergent. Machine tumble dry on a cool setting. Do not use bleach. Do not use fabric softeners. Do not iron. Do not dry clean. These things could potentially damage the waterproof/ breathable membrane. Full/Queen is 94” x 86”. King is 109” x 90”.

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