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You
sleep much better if you sleep with a white goose!
That’s
what will explain you Mr. Rom!
Specialist
of the "excellent sleep" since 1835 the Rom establishment guarantees
for service and excellent quality. It built its reputation on the
natural down from outstanding sources and the best selection of goose
down.
A
good quilt must be light and insulating. Let's found on a little physics
to understand the reasons of the high thermal insulation quality that
down do
offer.
The
fibers of down are expanded in all directions so that when several down
clusters
are superimposed, they create in teir interstices an incredible volume of
insulating air conferring its insulating character thus. Tests of
laboratory showed that a good down has twice the insulating capacities
of those of wool. It is also the huge quantity of insulating air
contained in the down that assures a nice warmth in winter and that fresh
and light feeling you get with a summer down quilt.
A
good quilt must be hygroscopic and must permit the breathing of our
entire body. Not only the thermal insulation, but also the evacuation of
the humidity is indispensable to permit a restful and natural sleep.
Indeed the human body eliminates every night at least 0,2 liters of
perspiration. The quilt as the mattress absorbs this humidity and
restore it to the air of the room. A quilt provides an adequate climate
thus to the body, nor too humid nor too dry. This balanced climate has
advantageous effects on the blood circulation and prevents rheumatic
pains - but before all down procures a comfort and an incomparable soft
sensation while you sleep!
A
sophisticated system of stitching and sewing avoids local strokes of
cold while permitting a uniform distribution of down: it prevents its
crowding on one hand of the quilt: your body is uniformly protected.
To
take full advantages of a quilt in down, the choice of the material of
the slipcover is not without consequence. Only pure cotton - or the
linen - and a natural color permit the evacuation of humidity. It would
be a pity to loose the natural qualities of down by the use of colored
slipcovers or a silken treatment that would turn a quilt into a
raincoat-like air barrier.
What
is the best down? What
are the criterias? |
