Hi I want to know the difference between down conforter and alternative conforter? thank you
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A down comforter is full of feathers. Depending on the type of feather is going to make a difference in quality. As far as I am aware Siberian goose down is the best, and the reason is the quills (i guess thats what they are called) are soft so you don't experience that feather poking problem. Some people have allergies to feathers, or in general just don't want to deal with it, so they buy alternative comforters. They can be made of different materials, but in my experience, they are always firmer, and usually denser. Some people like that. Also, fill count is going to make a difference. If spending over $100 is a big deal to you like it was to me, I would recommend doing a little research on the specifications of the comforters, and then going to a store and feeling them for what you like. The best deals I have found are on amazon, but you may not want to go into the purchase with a "blind-feel".
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I have not used alternative comforter, but I recommend you that never buy this down comforter from this seller. It is VERY bad and poor quality.
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Hi suri.... I really do not know the different but so far I really like the one I got. Very comfy and more relaxing FYI I sit all day in that chair for my home office ( I work at home)
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Foam padding lighter and thus more comfortable. Swage2 does seem to do more for noise canceling for background noise.
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It's not either of them actually. They aren't exactly the same. But they are nice. Your head sinks in a bit but without the pillow flattening out. And honestly there wasn't much difference between. Sorry if this doesn't really answer your question.
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It's either a rayon or polyester synthetic fill that has a similar feel to down. These comforters are great for people who are allergic to down but want that soft, comfy feeling. I have two of them for our guest rooms and have been happy with them.
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We always use the soft side down. Its more comfortable against the body and it's more stable when on a hard surface. I picked this up for my Mother so that it would be a solid platform for her laptop and it has worked great!
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If it's not for both don't buy it. We bought both for a little less than that. Great chairs and relatively comfortable.
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Fitted is slightly loose-shaped whereas compression is second-skin fit. Both are comfortable; depends on what you want
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Yes, it does. One difference is from down is it holds its position better, molds to you better than down. It's fairly heavy material once stuffed, which I happen to like, my pillows down move away from me during the night, but some may not like this. It can also get a bit warm, but I imagine down would too. I love it, give it a try, if you don't like it, use it to stuff your other pillows. I found when I first got my KF pillow, there wasn't even an adjustment period, and it will stay when you get the right amount for a few years. It won't change like most pillows do after a few months. If you try it I hope you like it as much as I have. Yes, it does. One difference is from down is it holds its position better, molds to you better than down. It's fairly heavy material once stuffed, which I happen to like, my pillows down move away from me during the night, but some may not like this. It can also get a bit warm, but I imagine down would too. I love it, give it a try, if you don't like it, use it to stuff your other pillows. I found when I first got my KF pillow, there wasn't even an adjustment period, and it will stay when you get the right amount for a few years. It won't change like most pillows do after a few months. If... » Read More Yes, it does. One difference is from down is it holds its position better, molds to you better than down. It's fairly heavy material once stuffed, which I happen to like, my pillows down move away from me during the night, but some may not like this. It can also get a bit warm, but I imagine down would too. I love it, give it a try, if you don't like it, use it to stuff your other pillows. I found when I first got my KF pillow, there wasn't even an adjustment period, and it will stay when you get the right amount for a few years. It won't change like most pillows do after a few months. If you try it I hope you like it as much as I have. « Show Less
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None- they are the same. You can buy thicker pieces of memory foam which I find more comfortable!
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Matter of preference. Experiment and find your comfort zone. Personally, when on my side, my head is on the edge of pillow... not in the hole.
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Check out the website at hammockforum.net and you find will much information on the above. I use a Neoair mat with a down sleeping blanket over me. For colder weather, the use of a down underquilt is helpful.
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Are you inquiring about a feather pillow or a down filled pillow? I secured new down pillows in Oct. that I absolutely love. I am hoping the 500 ThreadCount (TC) fabric retains the fluff better than the 300 TC that I bought 5 yrs. ago. I cannot tell you for certain but so far it is great.
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The preference is the biggest difference. My mom needs a pillow that allows her to be more upright for reflux issues, so we bought a high plush for when she visits. For myself, I need the low plush to assist with neck support.
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This is a cheaper model. It is smaller and not as soft as the other one. We bought this one first trying to save a buck and ended up buying the original as well.Once word of caution with these seats. You will need to adjust you seat down or your legs may fall asleep. Both the wife and I have to either lower the seat of put a pillow under our feet if we are on an extended ride.Hope this helps.
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The high density foam they sent me is conventional foam. Most typical bedding companies will use low density conventional foams in their products which will have a higher propensity to break down over time. Typically lower density means lower cost and lower quality. Memory Foam is foam which is slow to recover like the Tempurpedic material. I had a Tempurpedic and I was constantly sweating as the mattresse did not breathe. Hated it. Conventional foam will recover right away and not leave an impression behind and will be much more breathable. Hope this helps.
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We use both of ours daily, but have not had them long (2-3 months). So far...no visible wear and they are still very comfortable. If I had a choice, the only thing I would like more is one more level of reclining (full reclining). The two current reclining levels (there is also an upright level) are nice, but a full recline would be superb. We have no regrets.