The duvet is divided into duck down and goose down. When buying a duvet, we can judge the quality of a duvet in three steps. The three steps are: smell, pinch, and shoot!
Wen: Now the source equipment of down manufacturers has been more advanced, and regular manufacturers have relatively high requirements for the treatment of down odors. Generally, the duck down quilt will have a slight down smell, and the goose down quilt is not. When we buy down duvets, if we can smell the odor obviously, it can be judged that the quality of this duvet is not good!
Pinch: Generally, quilts with a 90% velvet content cannot pinch hard stalks. We are selecting duvets with more than 90% down content. If we can pinch the hard stalks obviously by hand, it means that the degree of velvet is not up to standard or quality not good!
Padding: The duvet of the down will determine the quality of the duvet. Take out the duvet and gently pat the duvet. If you can soak it immediately, ask if the duvet is larger and good. If it does n’t bubble up immediately after being tapped, then the velvet is not too good!
