Feather Bed

[Cookiebaker]

We have a down feather comforter and I don't know what we would do without it!!!! We got it at LLBean and we use it all year round. Maybe I need a bumpersticker that says, "I LOVE MY COMFORTER"

[Argranade]

I consider feather beds like wearing fur, I would never wear, use or want it.

No offence.

[Cookiebaker]

I consider feather beds like wearing fur, I would never wear, use or want it.

No offence.

My understanding is that they do not just kill geese for their down, but for other reasons.

[Cataholic]

I consider feather beds like wearing fur, I would never wear, use or want it.

No offence.

I also heard that the animals are not killed for feathers. I tried to research it about two months ago, as my sister and I had a conversation about it.

I would really like to know the truth, however, and would amend my purchases from this point out.

[Lilith Cherry]

I think most of the feathers come from China where duck meat is a common food - far more even than chicken. I'm sure they do'nt kill ducks just for the feathers!

I remember sleeping at my grandma's house on a feather bed.. it was wonderfully comfortable.

[BitsyNaceyDog]

I love my feather bed, I wouldn't be without it. I have a down pillow and a down throw too, I can't sleep without them.

[IRescue452]

I hate them. I must sleep on a rock hard bed. My grandmother has old fashioned feather beds, real matresses rather than just toppers, and pillows. The pillows to me are too squishy and suffocating and little feather pieces always escape and they are pokey.

[Corinna]

They are fron the fowl that are used for food as well . Most do come from China and Japan . I worked in a bed store for a while my boss sent me to Seattle to the factory that made the ones we sold. it was indeed intresting