Hello everyone,
I wanted to buy a new duvet and, of course, first checked the Ikea website. They list "warmth levels," I think from 1 to 6... What would you recommend for winter? I already have a summer duvet.
I hadn’t heard of warmth levels for duvets before, so I’m not sure which one I should choose.
bea_1254
I wanted to buy a new duvet and, of course, first checked the Ikea website. They list "warmth levels," I think from 1 to 6... What would you recommend for winter? I already have a summer duvet.
I hadn’t heard of warmth levels for duvets before, so I’m not sure which one I should choose.
bea_1254
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sweety_29586 Nov 2008 16:58So I think you can forget about the first and second heating levels for winter...
I personally have, I believe, level four – which works great for me, but it really depends on whether you get cold easily or not.
I personally have, I believe, level four – which works great for me, but it really depends on whether you get cold easily or not.
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Lukas_30376 Nov 2008 21:14Hello bea,
The first question is how you feel during winter. Do you get cold quickly, or are you just a bit chilly?
Next, it’s important to consider the inner material. Down, for example, and so on.
Generally speaking, I can say you won’t make a mistake with level 5 if you find a summer duvet too cold in winter.
Regards,
Lukas_3037
The first question is how you feel during winter. Do you get cold quickly, or are you just a bit chilly?
Next, it’s important to consider the inner material. Down, for example, and so on.
Generally speaking, I can say you won’t make a mistake with level 5 if you find a summer duvet too cold in winter.
Regards,
Lukas_3037
Hi,
for any further questions, I recommend the MYSA VETE 1 3:
One blanket for all seasons:
a cool, lightweight summer blanket and a slightly thicker one, which together form an especially warm, cozy winter duvet. The filling with a high down content makes the blanket particularly soft and provides thermal insulation. The down/feather blend filling helps regulate moisture.
Breathable cotton cover: the blanket stays cool and dry.
With the temperatures outside, I of course used both together and honestly don’t want to get up again.
Best regards,
Alex
for any further questions, I recommend the MYSA VETE 1 3:
One blanket for all seasons:
a cool, lightweight summer blanket and a slightly thicker one, which together form an especially warm, cozy winter duvet. The filling with a high down content makes the blanket particularly soft and provides thermal insulation. The down/feather blend filling helps regulate moisture.
Breathable cotton cover: the blanket stays cool and dry.
With the temperatures outside, I of course used both together and honestly don’t want to get up again.
Best regards,
Alex
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