u/peanutmiracle

If your dog sleeps in your bed every night, what bedding has actually held up best for you?

I’m really curious what your real setup looks like.
For example, what sheets are you using, what duvet or comforter do you have, and what duvet cover works best for you?
Are there any materials that don’t trap or cling to dog hair?
What’s your cleaning routine like for dealing with dirty paws, drool, or the occasional accident?
Have you chosen anything specifically for durability or easy washing?
Do you use a washable blanket or quilt on top of everything?

Do you let your dog chew bones in bed?

I’d love to hear what’s worked well, what hasn’t, and any brands or products you swear by.
Please share your recommendations in the comments!

I bought new sheets that are 50% linen / 50% cotton. I washed them once on cold/gentle as directed, but they still feel pretty rough and scratchy.
For anyone who has linen-cotton sheets: did yours soften after several washes? Would you use warm water, a normal cycle, vinegar, baking soda, or something else?
I’d rather not use fabric softener because I don’t want to coat the fibers. I also don’t want them to shrink. Any tips that actually worked?

Has anyone tried the Hotel Collection Wool Fill Comforter at Macy’s?w what are your thoughts? Does it feel like a heavyweight winter duvet or a lightweight one? I can’t figure out where it comes from based on the online info and I’ve tried chatting with Macy’s online.

Has anyone tried the Hotel Collection Wool Fill Comforter at Macy’s?

I’m looking for a lightweight king-size wool comforter and would love recommendations from people who own one.

I’ve noticed many wool comforters run surprisingly small for a king. Has that been an issue for you?

I’m also concerned about moths, especially when storing it over the summer. Has anyone experienced moth damage, and how do you store yours?

What brand is your favorite? I’m considering Frankenmuth, Woolroom and Shepherd’s Dream, but I’m open to others.

I’m buying duvet covers for a new down comforter and would love to hear what works best in real-life use.
I’m seeing zippers, exposed buttons, hidden/button-flap closures, and internal ties. My biggest concerns are protecting the down comforter, avoiding anything that could snag or rub the fabric, and keeping the insert from shifting inside the cover.

For those who’ve tried different styles:
Have you ever had a zipper catch, rub, or damage your duvet?

Are hidden buttons preferable to exposed buttons?
How important are internal corner ties?

Do the ties actually prevent shifting, or do they tend to come undone?

Which combination of closure + internal ties would you choose for a high-quality down comforter?

I’d especially love to hear from anyone who has used the same down duvet for years. What setup has worked best for you, and is there anything you’d avoid?

Does anyone else have more than one duvet cover for the same comforter—like a backup in case of emergencies? Do you switch them seasonally, rotate for a new look, or stick with one year-round?

I need to buy a new comforter after my puppy started ripping holes in my comforter al over and pulling the stuffing out. She’s a little older now so I’m wondering what I can get that will be safe? What do others have on their beds that are dog proof? A duvet insert and cover?

I’m thinking of using the down comforter and duvet cover system again. I haven’t had one in a long time. My hesitation is that I have dogs who occasionally will jump into bed with us during the night. I’m okay having them in bed. That’s not the issue.

My issue is what to do if a dog vomits in a down set up? I remember washing down comforters years ago and it was such a hassle and they never smelled right afterwards.

Do waterproof duvet covers exist? How do other dog owners handle this and what kind of bedding do you use?

Just got a Ninja Creami and I’m looking for mix recipes that don’t use sugar alternatives, agave, jello, or protein shakes. I’m not opposed to using heavy cream, dairy, Greek yogurt, berries, coffee vanilla extract. Is this possible?

Any recipe ideas?

Just got a Ninja Creami and I’m looking for mixes that don’t use sugar alternatives, jello, or protein shakes. I’m not opposed to using heavy cream, dairy, Greek yogurt, berries, coffee vanilla extract. Is this possible?

Any recipe ideas?

What’s your favorite pen or fountain pen for the passport or regular size TN?

Pen holder recommendations would be helpful too

Just got my first TN. Do you wait for the official dated inserts to come out for next year or do you buy another brand of calendar insert that works amd you prefer? Already looking for 2027 calendars…

Bought the tub of this dip yesterday. Thinking of adding it to chicken somehow. Stuffed? Used as a sauce? Any ideas other than with chips?

I have a bunch of old Cutco table knives but don’t want to splurge for more of these. Two kids home from college and we are going through a lot of cutlery.

Any recommendations for decent dishwasher safe steak knives?

I have a bunch of old Cutco table knives but don’t want to splurge for more of these. Two kids home from college and we are going through a lot of cutlery.

Any recommendations for decent dishwasher safe steak knives?

I’m heading to NYC for a few days with a 21 year old who can eat everything. I’m diabetic and watch everything I eat and eat low carb/keto. Meat, green veggies, salad, etc.

Where would you go for lunch and dinner where we will both be happy and still have some fun eating out? We will be staying in Hudson Yards but don’t mind traveling a bit.