Now, before you go ahead and toss your new comforter in the washing machine, make sure to check the care label first. Some comforters might require dry cleaning, while others can be washed in cold water. You don't want to risk shrinking or damaging your brand new comforter, do you?
It's also worth noting that some comforters might be made from special materials that require extra care. For example, if your comforter is made from down feathers, you'll want to use a gentle cycle and a mild detergent to avoid damaging the feathers.
Should You Wash A Comforter Before You Use It at Tina Philpott blog
