Foebane72
Prominent Member
How stoopid is that, eh?
Well, in all honesty, it was when my parents found a place for me, but the bed was single with no duvet so I had to get one from my parents but all they had was a double - and I've used it ever since.
The thing is, I don't change the sheets that often, mainly because trying to insert a double duvet into a double cover is a veritable nightmare, much easier with a single as I've experienced in the past.
So now I've decided to correct this oversight, but need to know more about what "tog" duvets are, how to look for fire safety and stay within a budget of £10.
And I only need a single duvet by itself, I already have a nice Union Jack single duvet cover as a Christmas gift from my sister. Patriotic, huh?
Well, in all honesty, it was when my parents found a place for me, but the bed was single with no duvet so I had to get one from my parents but all they had was a double - and I've used it ever since.
The thing is, I don't change the sheets that often, mainly because trying to insert a double duvet into a double cover is a veritable nightmare, much easier with a single as I've experienced in the past.
So now I've decided to correct this oversight, but need to know more about what "tog" duvets are, how to look for fire safety and stay within a budget of £10.
And I only need a single duvet by itself, I already have a nice Union Jack single duvet cover as a Christmas gift from my sister. Patriotic, huh?