
A Winter Duvet Is Mostly Air
The reason spare bedding takes a whole cupboard shelf is that it is almost entirely air. Draw the air out and a double duvet flattens to roughly a quarter of the space, which is how a full wardrobe becomes a wardrobe with room in it.
Seal, Hose, Done
Close the double-track zip, hold a standard vacuum cleaner hose to the one-way valve, and the bag collapses in front of you. The valve holds the vacuum on its own afterwards, with nothing to clamp or tape.
Sealed Against More Than Space
A vacuum bag is also a barrier. Once the air is out, damp, dust, moths and smells stay on the outside, which is what matters for anything going under a bed or into a loft until next winter.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a special pump?
No. The valve is sized for a standard vacuum cleaner hose, which is what most people use. The hand pump is there for travel or if your vacuum has an awkward nozzle, and it is listed as a separate option.
Which size do I need for a duvet?
A double duvet wants the 80 x 100cm as a minimum, and a king is happier in the 100 x 120cm. Under-sizing is the usual mistake, because a bag stuffed past the zip line will not seal.
Can I use them more than once?
Yes. Unzip, take the contents out, refill and re-seal. Keep the zip track clean, since a thread or a hair caught in it is the usual reason a reused bag slowly loses its vacuum.
Will the bag re-inflate over time?
It should not, but a bag that puffs up within a day almost always has something caught in the zip rather than a faulty valve. Re-run the slider along the track, check the seal is fully closed at both ends, and re-vacuum.
Is it safe for feather duvets and wool?
For storage over a season, yes, and it protects them from moths. Feather and wool want a shake out and a few hours to loft again when they come out, so unpack a duvet the day before you need it rather than the same evening.
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