22-11-2015, 01:51 AM
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Re: Winter Duvets
Originally Posted by mesco m
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Sorry. I didn't' realise that it was about sleeping alone. I thought it was about duvets..
I have something called a 'hot water bottle'
At present I am still using the summer duvet.
OH and I always preferred our bedroom to have no heating on.
Not just because we thought it unhealthy to have the central heating on in every room, we just felt better relying on our body heat even though I occasionally suffer from Raynauds.
We/I prefer to be unreliant on technology
22-11-2015, 01:59 AM
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Re: Winter Duvets
Originally Posted by Honey
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Rachel take note, you can't mention a hot water bottle, apparently it's strictly duvets only, I stand corrected 
Dunnit ... I shall have to delete myself
Hottie bottie awaits
22-11-2015, 02:17 AM
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Re: Winter Duvets
All the descriptions of togs and 13.5s etc are a bit bemusing for us simple Aussies. Our just come in 50/50 (feather and down) or 85/15 or wool or polyester. So what does tog stand for?http://www.myer.com.au/shop/mystore/quilts
I like the European hotels that have two separate duvets - very practical but a bit messy. Very few Aussies have central heating so it's duvets (usually called doonas or quilts here) and electric blankets for those in the southern states and just a sheet in the northern states.
22-11-2015, 12:19 PM
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Re: Winter Duvets
Originally Posted by Rachel
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LolI have something called a 'hot water bottle'
At present I am still using the summer duvet.
OH and I always preferred our bedroom to have no heating on.
Not just because we thought it unhealthy to have the central heating on in every room, we just felt better relying on our body heat even though I occasionally suffer from Raynauds.
We/I prefer to be unreliant on technology
Edited to included the word duvet
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