- Is this comforter warm enough for winter?
- It is rated medium warmth, so it works for most heated homes in winter and for spring and fall. In a cold bedroom or for cold sleepers, the Ultra Weight version is the better pick.
- Does it need a duvet cover?
- It can be used bare, but the white shell shows stains, so a cover is practical. Corner loops keep it from shifting inside a cover.
- How does it compare with the Light and Ultra weights?
- All three share the Climacore fill and lyocell-nylon shell. Light Weight suits hot sleepers and summer, Medium is the all-season middle, and Ultra is for cold rooms and cold sleepers.
- What size should I get for a full or queen bed?
- The full/queen size measures 92 by 90 inches and fits both. King and California king beds take the 108 by 90 inch size.
- How do I wash it?
- Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle. Skip high heat in the dryer, which can clump polyester fill.
- Is it good for hot sleepers?
- It handles moisture better than basic polyester comforters, but hot sleepers are usually happier with the Light Weight version.
- Where is the Bedgear Performance Medium Weight Full Queen Size Comforter cheapest?
- At Mattress Firm, for $212.49, as of our latest check.