Sleeping bags or duvets

[Exwindsurfer]

We have only ever used a king size duvet and found it no problem.

 

[GreggBear]

Just a thin duvet for me. Permanent bed so no storage issues. Still warm enough in winter once I'm wrapped up in it.

 

[mistericeman]

We always keep our spare duvet/bedding in a lake land vac bag (we use a airbed pump that also sucks to evacuate the bag)
Cuts down on the amount of space they take up AND keeps them fresh.

Worth spending the extra for the lake land ones as they are much superior quality BTW.

Vacuum Clothes & Duvet Storage Tote Bags Bundle

Both the Lakeland standard and jumbo vacuum pack storage tote bags in one nifty bundle. Perfect for storing clothes and duvets. Built in handy pvc window.

www.lakeland.co.uk

 

[Trotter]

Like Ken, I’ve two duvets, one for Spring/ autumn, a lighter one for summer. Putting them together, winter. Along with the crochet throw from Debs, I’m snug as a bug. Happy Daze. And nights.

 

[paulhelenwilko]

When we had a double bed we had two single duvets, that way you can curl up inside your own and almost make it a sleeping bag and in the winter an extra insulating layer where the two meet in the middle, no draughty on on your back

 

[Campervanannie]

Our winter duvet covers Taya giving them the

 

[Pudsey Bear]

I have one of those split tog kingsize duvets for the van, and I just lay it out according to the weather, and slip in between, ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

 

[Obanboy666]

Put my winter duvet inside my Duvalay last week before my week away in Cumbria.

 

[Jann]

We use two duvets sewn together to make a bag.We use a cover on the outside to keep it clean.We use another one inside, which can be changed and washed when out for a while.
We always bought bags in the past but this is a cheaper option, you can use two different tog weights for summer and winter.

 

[Fifer]

Duvet used with a top sheet - makes it cosier and blanket as spare. I also have a wee hot water bottle as back up though for my feet.

 

[Trotter]

Forgot about the hot water bottle. Works when all else fails.

 

[Campervanannie]

Forgot about the hot water bottle. Works when all else fails.

I always keep them in the van in winter and for emergency.

 

[snapster]

We do the same as we do at home, large double beds in both and duvets all year round, and if it’s cold, the heating on all night. Don’t see why we should rough it at home or away

 

[linkshouse]

We have single beds in our self conversion and just use duvets.

Either I did an excellent job with the insulation, or we've acclimatised living this far north but, we just have duvets for autumn/winter and nowt or just a sheet in summer!

 

[Badolki]

I thought sleeping bags would be better as my other half tends to hog the duvet but after a couple of night time struggles to get to the potti I've reverted to the duvet option but we have two singles and the sleeping bags are in storage. When you have to go you have to go with as little fuss as possible !!

 

[DocMartin]

In our old AS Talisman we use a double sleeping bag as an under blanket and a duvet on top and have a couple of microfiber fleecy blankets just in case we need extra warmth.

 

[Haaamster]

John Lewis used to sell good duvets Gordon.

John Lewis's £10,000 duvet

The new duvet is targeted at families wanting to make investment purchases that promise years of use. It appears to be an antidote to fast fashion and a throwaway culture.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[The laird]

John Lewis used to sell good duvets Gordon.

John Lewis's £10,000 duvet

The new duvet is targeted at families wanting to make investment purchases that promise years of use. It appears to be an antidote to fast fashion and a throwaway culture.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Gimme a sub mate and I will get one ,cheers paul

 

[Haaamster]

For half the price you can get a single, not sure it'll cover both cheeks though

 

[The laird]

For half the price you can get a single, not sure it'll cover both cheeks though

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