That’s about the biggest blanket flex I’ve ever imagined, shy of saying something like it was weaved by Ancient Norse textile gods.

Second this. I've bought two from them, a queen in 2009 and a cal king in 2021, still have them both, still love them.

Thank you!

Dang that's crazy what's the price?

My trick is to put a few tennis balls in the dryer lol. I feel like it does help a little.

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Samsung didn’t even offer to fix it for free! They told my parents at the time if they wanted it fixed, it would be like a few hundred dollars for a service call of something.

Costco

I'm just commenting to keep tabs on the answers.

Cuddledown sells some insanely expensive (but probably very nice) eiderdown comforters and pillows that are gathered by hand from Scandinavian bird's nests

I am throwing in another vote for feathered friends. I believe we have the arctic baffled box 700. We have had it for about 10 years now, and it is as wonderful as the day we bought it. A lot of down is really unethical, but FF uses ethically sourced down. Their products are made in the USA. Their down is also treated to be hypoallergenic. I have terrible allergies, and FF is the only down I have been able to us as bedding. I wash my comforter a little more often than recommended because of my allergies, and it is holding up so well. I also have one of their down pillows, which I also love.

TLDR: feathered friends not only has very high quality down products but is also a company you can feel good supporting

I’ve used ozone generators at the industrial scale, I might be able to be explain some of the science behind this. -“Does the water get “ozonized”? Yes. Ozone is just three oxygen atoms stuck together instead of the usual two. Just like oxygen (O2) gets dissolved in water, so does ozone (O3). If your unit is working (you’ll know by the strange sharp smell in the air) and it’s running through water, some of that ozone is dissolved into the water. however, how much will depend on things like depth, ppm concentration at the emitter, temperatures, ect, which leads me to:
—“Can I put the next batch into the same water?” It depends on how much dissolved O3 is in your water. These small units are renowned for being woefully under producing or (much rarer and scarier) wildly overproducing. Without equipment and testing it’s likely impossible to judge if it’s still at an effective ppm. Lastly: “why can’t I find solid information on how this works against pesticides”
There’s probably just too many variables. We know it’s effective against bacteria and yeasts, most biological microorganisms you just can kill. However, pesticides are such a large and diverse group of compounds that it becomes a matter of “which one, how much, under what conditions, and what are you left with?” For instance this paper has in its forward this statement “The dose of O3 was the most influential factor and had to be properly optimized. “ and that’s in wastewater. The advertising its effectiveness is likely banking on the thinking “PROBABLY a strong oxidizer (like O3), at MAYBE this concentration, POSSIBLY denatures SOME of these pesticides… Probably”. Honestly even if it was effective I’d be worried about consuming whatever oxidation does to these pesticides, who knows what fun carcinogenic tar that makes. Ozone is neat for a lot of reasons, and does a pretty good job of sterilizing and removing smells. On the other hand it is a hard to control lung irritant. When O3 is used at scale, it’s largely because using a more conventional chemical (like chlorine bleach) is a no-go, I’d push for alternatives at home.
Tl;dr.
It’s not ALL snake oil, but at best isn’t as effective as washing with soap and water, at worst it’s damaging your lungs and making weird free radicals with pesticides.

My weighted blanket was a bit spendy, but was SO worth the money.

Worst Batman villain ever.

Comforter for fluff, quilt for weight. Like wearing layers for instant temp adjustment!

Y do u even care about thread count for this? Wouldn't u put a cover on?

Honestly bought a $60 comforter from Amazon and it's nicer than then $180 from Costco...king size ones

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As attractive as the price is on Xtra. It’s absolutely garbage detergent. Try your same method with Tide etc and I would bet money your problem goes away.

Purist collective. Glass finish on the interior, stainless otherwise i think. Never had a taste.

Feathered Friends makes high count duvets, but be warned: they are WARM. We have an 850 Arctic baffled, and we have to crank the window open in winter. We sleep well though!

Okay but you will want to get a duvet cover in that material, not the duvet. The duvet you don't wash as often cuz it destroys the down fill.

I don't have a BIFL suggestion, I just buy mine and have to replace them periodically cuz they do break down even with dry cleaning - and the company I bought it from doesn't refill :/

Of you know some basic knowledge about metal, you should know even stainless can rust. It happens when two stainless material touches each other. Like in the joint with the screw, or laying on a countertop made out of stainless steel.

It’s the mixture in the steel that determines how fast it happens. But it will always happen.

Love mine. Sorry you didn’t have the same experience.

Try Hydroflask, no aftertaste.

Downia gold is goose down