Your care label comes first. This guide supports the instructions sewn into your item. For silk-filled bedding, wool, pillows, or an unlisted product, ask our care team.
02 / A SOFTER WASH DAY
A little care, step by step.
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A little prep goes a long way.
Read the sewn-in label first. Check seams for tears and repair any openings before washing. Remove your duvet cover and wash it separately.
Does your label say professional clean only? Follow that instruction and contact a bedding cleaner.
Prefer the full guide? Read every step
Down comforters: Organic Cotton, European Linen & Deluxe Silk
Prepare
Read the sewn-in label first. Check seams for tears and repair any openings before washing. Remove your duvet cover and wash it separately.
Does your label say professional clean only? Follow that instruction and contact a bedding cleaner.
Wash
Use a large front-loading washer. Choose a gentle cycle and the water temperature on your care label. Add a small amount of mild detergent; avoid fabric softener. An extra rinse helps remove soap.
If you have to force the comforter into the drum, choose a larger machine.
Dry
Move your comforter promptly to a large dryer. If the label permits, tumble dry on low with clean dryer balls. Pause between cycles to gently shake and redistribute the filling. Repeat as needed.
A dry shell does not always mean dry down. Let it cool, then feel several filled sections for damp clumps.
Fluff & finish
Once completely dry, gently shake your comforter to spread the filling. Let it cool before making your bed. If storing it, use a breathable bag in a cool, dry place.
Still finding damp spots? Return to the drying step before using or storing your comforter.
Bamboo Sheet Set + Pillowcases
Prepare
Wash new bamboo sheets and pillowcases before first use. Check the care label and separate them from your comforter.
These instructions are for the Bamboo Sheet Set + Pillowcases made from rayon from bamboo.
Wash
Machine wash in cold water with a mild laundry detergent. Do not use bleach. Follow the care label for any additional machine settings.
Cold water is the published care setting for this bamboo sheet set.
Dry
Tumble dry on low heat and remove your sheets promptly when dry. Follow any additional drying directions on the sewn-in label.
Take the sheets out promptly instead of leaving them in the dryer after the cycle.
Finish
Make your bed or fold the dry sheets for storage. If you prefer an ironed finish, the product care instructions allow ironing on low heat.
Your comforter has separate care instructions. Select it above before washing it.
03 / THE IN-BETWEEN MOMENTS
Freshness is a daily little thing.
Small habits for your down comforter. More lovely nights between washes.
01
Let the morning in.
Fold your bedding back and let it breathe. Air in a dry, shaded spot, away from rain and humidity.
02
A gentle shake. A fresh start.
Gently fluff to help redistribute the down. Skip vigorous beating and vacuuming.
03
Keep a layer of love.
A removable duvet cover is easier to launder regularly. Wash it according to its own label.
A softer tomorrow starts here.
A LITTLE WASH-DAY HELP
Something feel off?
Let’s give your down comforter the care it needs.
Clumpy filling
First, check for moisture.
Let the comforter cool and feel several filled sections. If they are damp, continue label-approved tumble drying and gently redistribute the down between cycles. Persistent dry clumps? Our care team can help.
04 / GOOD QUESTIONS. CLEAR ANSWERS.
Care to know more?
A little reassurance for wash day.
Can I machine wash my Warmy & Tummy down comforter?
Warmy & Tummy’s Organic Cotton, European Linen, and Deluxe Silk down comforter pages describe machine washing. Check the label on your own item first. Use a roomy front-loading washer, a gentle cycle, mild detergent, and the water temperature allowed by the label.
What water temperature should I use?
Follow the sewn-in care label for your comforter’s exact water temperature. Do not apply one temperature to every shell and filling. The Bamboo Sheet Set + Pillowcases product instructions specify machine washing in cold water.
Can I wash a down comforter without a dryer?
Plan how you will dry it before washing. Warmy & Tummy advises against home-washing down without access to a suitable dryer. If your label prohibits tumble drying, ask a professional cleaner to care for the item.
Why is my down comforter clumpy after washing?
Clumps can mean the down is still damp. If tumble drying is allowed, gently redistribute the filling and continue drying according to the label. Check inside several filled sections after cooling. If fully dry clumps remain or you notice damage, contact our care team.
Can I use fabric softener on a down comforter?
Avoid fabric softener on down bedding; it can encourage the filling to clump. Use a small amount of mild detergent, rinse thoroughly, and follow the product care label.
How often should I wash my comforter?
Base washing on the care label, actual use, and soiling. Regular airing and a washable duvet cover help keep a comforter fresh between washes. Clean it when needed, and ask the care team if you are unsure about your particular item.
How should I store a down comforter?
Store only when the shell and filling are completely dry. Choose a breathable bag and a cool, dry place. Allow room for the filling instead of compressing it tightly for long periods.
What about silk-filled bedding, wool, or memory foam pillows?
Silk-filled bedding is different from the Deluxe Silk comforter, which has a cotton-silk shell and goose down filling. Silk-filled bedding, wool, and memory foam need their own care instructions. Do not apply the down-comforter or bamboo-sheet guide to them. Check the label or contact Warmy & Tummy with your product name and a photo of the care label.
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