Melange Bamboo Cotton Duvet Cover

Absolutely, and we recommend using a gentle liquid detergent, then dry on medium heat. As bamboo has natural bacteria-resistance you don't need to use bleach or hot water, but if you like to use a little bleach, it will not harm your melange colors. Melange bamboo i also retinol safe, and won't stain.

A mild liquid detergent like Ecos, Mrs. Myers, Woolite, Seventh Generation, ECover, or Kirkland Ultra Clean will take the best care of bamboo duvets. We don't recommend bleach, fabric softeners, washer balls or dryer sheets/balls. We’ve noticed that harsher detergents can break down the fibers faster, shortening the lifespan of the linens and creating tears at the seams. 

You can use a down or poly-fil comforter, a blanket, quilt or afghan. In the summer some people like to just use a lightweight blanket, and in the winter they insert a thick down comforter. But anything you prefer will work just fine!

Yes, it will. A Cal-King is a bit longer and a bit more narrow, so you will have a bit of extra drape on the sides of the bed, but it will still fit.

Yes, you can iron them and even use high heat and steam, it will not hurt them. But another trick is that if you dry them on high for the last 10 minutes of the cycle (if you forgot to take them out immediately) they will come out smoother. 

You won’t harm them, but they may shrink just a bit. If you repeatedly do this, however, you may cause the linens to pill, so it’s recommended to always wash and dry on cool to medium heat. If you occasionally want to force the linens to shrink; you can launder in hot water and dry on high.

Yes, you can. Once its dry, if you’d like to keep the silky softness just toss them in the drier on medium heat for 5-10 minutes.

Yes, when you launder the fur will come off, or you can use a lint roller between laundry days. Remember bamboo has some antibacterial properties so your linens won’t accumulate the same amount of smell that other fabrics might, and the bamboo is anti-static so pet fur won't cling like it will with other fabrics. As well, our twill weave means they are less likely to snag with pet claws than plain, satin weave duvets or knits.