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Question: Is the Full/Queen Medium Weight comforter antimicrobial?
Document: I got the Pinzon Pyrenees Full/Queen Medium Weight PrimaLoft Comforter because my current down comforter is just too warm. I tend to be a hot sleeper, so I don't need a lot of weight. This comforter caught my eye because of the reviews and the price, and I'm glad it did. The comforter looks and feels high quality, and seems to be pretty solid construction.
I absolutely loft this comforter and it is a true &#34;queen&#34; size and not &#34;full/queen&#34;. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a medium warmth comforter.
After all, where do all those feathers come from, right? So we decided to give PrimaLoft a try, and hands down, it is the best blanket EVER! The price for a queen size was a deal; packaging and shipping were great. The comforter feels light, and for a medium weight, is warm enough for Pittsburgh winter chills. We can turn down our thermostats at nights and rest easily without a tug of war.
I happened to come across Pinzon products through Amazon.com and am so happy I did! I am very happy with this comforter. It is a medium weight (it is a little heavier than I expected but I like it very much). I have a queen size bed and it is perfect width & ample in length. I have had goose down comforters in the past but I did not like having to have them dry cleaned. I decided to try the hypoallergenic down alternative so I could machine wash it.
Great comforter. As others have said, it comes in a large box not compressed so it's ready to hit your bed when it's delivered; no need to uncompress or air it out. It's medium-weight -- great for Los Angeles winters, but you'll definitely want something heavier for sub-zero climates. It's well made, it's generously sized (queen-size is really queen-sized). I'm happy to finally get away from awful feather blankets with this great alternative comforter.
Bought this comforter for my 90 year old mother so she wouldn't have to wear 3 blankets in bed. She was skeptical that something so light could be warm, but once she tried it she couldn't believe how warm it was. I found a flannel comforter cover for this odd Full/Queen size at LL Bean. I am so happy with this comforter! !
This comforter is stated to be full/queen, but in reality, it is queen size and would be very generous on a full size bed. I laid it out and measured it; my measurements say it is 88 x 94-inches, barely. Amazon's measurements are 90 x 96-inches. They must use the measurements before stuffing. I haven't washed it yet, but I believe, since it has a 100% cotton shell, it will probably shrink down a few inches more each way.
Being &#34;Full/Queen&#34; I expected it to be on the small side for my Queen mattress, but it's actually got a nice amount of mass to it, pretty large really. It's also very fluffy and a bit airy, if you were in a very cold area it might not be enough, but for me it's perfect, large, fluffy, and traps body heat well.
I couldn't decide whether to buy the medium warmth or the extra warmth, and my husband finally voted for extra warmth. It turned out to be a good choice, as we keep the thermostat at 60 degrees in the winter. The bed is a little chilly crawling in, but the down alternative comforter quickly retains body warmth.I put a Pinzon flannel duvet cover on it, and it fit perfectly. We have the king size duvet on a queen size bed, and it certainly does not look too big.
This is medium warmth and for me it's been medium to extra warm. Have not used in the summer but it's been great this winter as we're all freezing. Nice and fluffy, great price as I researched for some time and it's hard to find the queen in a 96' length. Would buy it again.Carol
Answer: I don't know.  I can say that it machine washes well.  I highly recommend it if you want a down like comforter without the feathers, etc.