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The Bay One-Day Sale: Save Up to $350 on Down Duvets and Pillows + 2% Cash Back
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The Bay's one-day sale promo is back this holiday season! Today, the Glucksteinhome European Down Duvets EARN CASH BACK are marked down to $129.99 for the queen (regularly $400) or $149.99 for the king (regularly $500). Don't forget to shop through the RedFlagDeals.com cash-back links to earn 2% back on your Bay.com purchases.
You'll also find a selection of other duvets and pillows EARN CASH BACK at up to 50% off today.
As usual, these promotions are running today only, in stores and online. The Bay offers free shipping on orders that come to $45 or more when you pay for your purchase with your HBC Master Card or HBC Credit Card (or $99 if using another form of payment).
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Outstanding quality.
Too bad it's European pigeons.. we could use a pigeon culling here
http://glucksteinhome.com/category/bedding/
It is The Bay, their quality, in general, is not good either, and way overpriced.
I am in need a new duvet, was waiting Ikea to have a sale on their synthetic one. I have a down duvet now.
Anyone has experience with this price range down duvet from The Bay and wash it at least once a year?
ps: free shipping and gift wrap is 5.95 for the lazy ones
http://www.fairmontstore.com/product...emID=FM-112-HW
Glucksteinhome European down duvet
White down,
650 fill power.
300 thread count
Baffle box construction ensures better down distribution for even warmth and year-round comfort
errr... what's White Down?? and Fill power??
Also took advantage of the 3.25% cashback through GCR.
Although all birds have some feathers and down, virtually all down and feathers are harvested from geese and ducks. Geese, which are larger birds, generally have bigger down clusters. As a rule of thumb, the larger the bird and the colder the climate in which they live, the larger the down cluster and the higher the fill power of the down. High quality down can be found in both ducks and geese, as the age and climate of bird from different parts of the world dramatically effects its quality. Duck down and feathers are generally less expensive than goose down and feathers for two primary reasons: it's perceived in the U.S. bedding market as slightly inferior in quality to geese, and the worldwide supply of duck far exceeds that of geese.
Grey v.s. White
Down and feathers can come in various shades ranging from pure white to black-speckled grey. Typically, the industry has placed a premium on white feathers and down due to its ability to visually blend in better when filled into white bedding products. American perception has also reinforced this premium on white down over grey; however, there are many grades of grey down that rival the best white down, as color of the feathers and down has no relevance to its quality.
Also:
Fill power is the most frequently used measure of down quality. It involves measurements taken of a one ounce sample of down in a plexiglas cylinder with a weighted piston compressing the down. The test requires controlled temperature, humidity, and preparation of the sample. All other things being equal a parka (duvet or sleeping bag) made with high fill power is lighter and more compressible than an equally warm one made with lower quality down. Fill power is expressed as cubic inches per ounce (inó/oz)ââ¬âa lofting power of 400ââ¬â450 is considered medium quality, 500-550 is considered good, 550ââ¬â750 is considered very good, and 750+ is considered excellent.