Prevention/Solution

• Natural wool duvets have fire-resistant properties. Natural wool fibers do not need the same chemical treatments--in order to be fire-retardant--like synthetic fabrics, which can ignite easily.
  
  

Features

• A natural wool duvet has wicking abilities. Wool can absorb up to 30 percent of its weight without feeling damp. This also helps wool resist mold and mildew.
  
  

Function

• A natural wool duvet resists static and therefore avoids attracting dirt, dust and lint. The wool duvet also naturally resists wrinkles due to its crimp texture. Additionally, it has been shown to be more long lasting than cotton, rayon and silk.
  
  

Significance

• A natural wool duvet is hypo-allergenic and is less likely to cause allergies. Allergies are likely to occur if the wool is processed using harsh chemicals such as chlorine.
  
  

Considerations

• A natural wool duvet is environmentally friendly. Wool is a resource that is renewable and sustainable.