I took it to the laundromat & put it in a BIG washer w/soap & fabric softener (vinegar) just like any other load.

Then I run it thru the BIG dryer for 45 mins, then brought it home & finished it off.

Good as if I'd taken it to be cleaned.

I need to do this, with all of ours! Glad it came out nice for you!

That's awesome I'm glad it turned out well for you!

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great advice. did you say you used vinegar for fabric softener? what kind? Anyways, I need to do this, usually we do it at home but they get lumpy and since we have a newer one, I'd like to keep it in good shape without it costing a fortune. usually I just use the duvet cover and then wash that. ???

Anyways, great tip.

i do this all the time get a can of new tennis balls and throw them in with it in the dryer they dry faster and get fluffed all at once thats what we did when i worked at a drycleaners!!

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I like that idea. I;ve never thought of that. We ussually wash ours in the BIG washers at the laundromat, too.

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The cleaners can be so expensive! So it's good you were able to wash it yourself.

I'd like to try this, but I'm not sure what &amp is? You just wash it w/ detergent and a little vinegar? If anyone has any tips, I'd be glad to take suggestions

thats a great idea.