Down quilt storage question.

[Lenaxia]

Which is why you use breathable fabric instead of plastic. It becomes less of an issue. Doesn't eliminate it completely but alleviates it greatly.

[joemoberly]

Both HG and UGQ sell Quilt bags on their site. The same one they place the quilts they sell in as well as a stuff sac (That I have never used). I purchased one from each, prior to them being included in the Quilt sale. I really like the loop string and slip collar that you don't get with a pillow cases. Up to you and others; but I felt the price for these were cheap to protect the price we pay for down quilts.

Thanks, I will look into those also.
Since I made the quilts, I felt it only right to make the storage bags too... But, if the price is right... :-)

[Monkeyboy42]

I also use mesh laundry bags. Cheap, big, and available locally

[Rex Clifton]

I hang mine in a closet with a freshener that removes some of the humidity.

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[Tonykarter]

I store mine in a tow sack hung in a septic tank. Mosquitoes leave me alone, and so do other campers...

[TrailSlug]

I store mine in a tow sack hung in a septic tank. Mosquitoes leave me alone, and so do other campers...

I'll bet they do

[heyyou]

You can run parachute cord through the channel on the end of a king size, cotton pillow case from a thrift store. The price is right, but your new storage bag won't have a name-brand logo on it.

[subcanis]

Plastic bins with a couple breather holes work best for me. They are stackable which make my shelves much easier to deal with.

[TrailSlug]

Plastic bins with a couple breather holes work best for me. They are stackable which make my shelves much easier to deal with.

Breather holes, now that's a very good idea. Thanks for the nudge.

[subcanis]

Most bins actually have the holes built in. Look under the handles, they are usually there. If they aren't, I put some in.

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