Bedspread - wash / dry clean only?

[outwest]

On ours, the stitching started coming out after only a few days of use (and not a tosser and turner - just poorly crafted). Got it replaced under warranty (which was a hassle because the first replacement they sent was the wrong pattern - was for completely different décor). Had to contact Keystone to get it corrected and get a correct replacement; the dealer was of no help in regards to it being the wrong one.

The replacement is getting sealed up and packed away for the next owner of the trailer, along with the neck rolls. Found a Better Homes & Gardens brand comforter at Walmart that the colors match very well with the rest of the décor, it's better made, and machine washable!

I wouldn't have worried about getting it replaced under warranty, but it fell apart so quickly and felt it would be good to have the OEM one available for the next owner.

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Originally Posted by Festus2

What all of you folks are forgetting is that the "cheap, ugly, slippery and dry clean only" bedspread is a perfect match for the cheap, hard, back-breaking mattress that is underneath it.

Keystone thinks of everything. They're just trying to make their customers happy.

Your mattress is hard? Can I trade? Our mattress isn't much more than something they put over the wood. I would guess the bedspread and mattress offer the same amount of support if used independently.

My pillow has more support than our mattress. lol

[lizzie]

Have it dry-cleaned if you wish, then pack it in a nice bag and stash it away for the next owner. We use NOTHING in the TT that can't be washed. It just seems like an oxymoron, "Dry Clean Only" for a camper. lizzie