If you don't mind me asking ... How much was the 4 pound bag, and what was the feather percentage?
If you don't mind me asking ... How much was the 4 pound bag, and what was the feather percentage?
Getting around to using this rf down I bought from Amazon. Made a couple of diy pillows.
The down in the 1lb bag I got is very good. It's all down with very few feathers.
I put a little over two ounces in each of three pillows and the loft is great. Responds very quickly after being compressed. I may have gotten lucky, but I wish I would have bought more at the time.
I know some folks got a bad batch, but I was highly impressed with the quality of what I received. I think I paid right at thirty dollars for the lb.
Can I get some more??
This what I bought. Looks to have more than doubled in price. Still worth it if it is the same quality.
https://www.amazon.com/Feather-Filli...gateway&sr=8-9
Last edited by Cabmanhang; 09-27-2019 at 08:05.
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I'm presently on a second order from Rose Feather. It was super compressed in it's shipping pillow case and shrink wrap for over a year and a half, until a project came along to use it. The pillow case is the best way for me to get a little bit out at a time, and save the rest for later. (just do down stuffing out doors) Rose Feather down has been as good as the expensive down costing $8 an ounce. And lofts up perfectly well, even though compressed tight as a brick, for so long. I have some doubts about "down compression anxiety".
Since I retired, some times I stay awake all day, some times all night.
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