There are many health benefits to sleeping with silk. Silk is naturally hypo-allergenic meaning that it is some of the best for asthmatics and allergy sufferers. Pure mulberry silk is one of the best for asthma and allergy sufferers because it repels many environmental allergens such as dust mites, mold, mildew, bed bugs, and bacteria.
In addition to being beneficial for those with allergies, silk has natural temperature regulating properties. This means that silk is able to warm and cool you simultaneously, thus making silk the best fabric for every climate. Perfect for both winter and summer. Similarly, silk can help regulate body temperature. It is very breathable and is often recommended for people who suffer from hot flashes.
If you’re looking for a silk comforter our stunning kakefutons are one of the best. Made from hand pulled mulberry silk they give you all the benefits previously mentioned. Each of these soft, thick comforters are quilted to guarantee that the silk filling does not shift while you sleep. Make the switch to silk today!
How do I care/wash a kakefuton? I’ve been searching on it and can’t find an answer. Is it ok to put it in the wash? Or does it need special care?