Duvet Tog Rating Values

Boo Boo | 09:35 Tue 07th Nov 2006 | Home & Garden

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Buying a new duvet, but unsure what tog (warmth) rating is best. Looking for a general all season duvet (i.e. suitable for summer and winter) - what tog rating should I go for?

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redcrx

why not get one of the double layer duvets. Think they are usually a 5 tog and a 10 tog with fasten together with poppers to make a 15 tog winter duvet. Then you are covered for all seasons

like this http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumb er/0320261.htm

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Thanks redcrx. I had considered the option of the "double layer" duvet, but decided on the "single layer" duvet for all seasons - hence my question of what tog rating I should go for?

redcrx

ah right, sorry.

Well really thatll be a personal choice then. My fella is happy with a 5tog all year round and has the bedroom window open all year round. This means that i need fleecy PJs etc just to keep warm.
When i lived on my own id rather have a 13 tog duvet all year and be over heated rather than too cold.

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