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04 Jan 10
17:08
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dont want to sound all graham norton...but ive got a duvet that was described as "hotel quality" whatever that means. the outside of it is cotton and its incredibly soft and smooth. ive taken to not using a cover because its that good but not a great idea if a bit of wee comes out in the night. the thing is i cant find a duvet cover anywhere near as soft as the duvet, where do i get some and what terminology should i look for on the labelling??
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John Lewis of course
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You seem to have outed yourself as an incontinent fruit
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well somebody has to...john lewis yes fine choice old bean.
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I got one from Habitat that is much softer than anything else I've ever seen.
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My wife is an expert on bedding. Its either silk or John Lewis.trust in her judgement.
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"400 thread count" means its soft i guess???
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Get some pyjamas or loungewear
made of the same material. Either that or become a tena lady. |
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400minimum. Hotel quality is 800 so I'm told
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