Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Comforter"

A: No. Comforter can mean different things but not that. It can mean someone who provides comfort. It can mean a quilt or padded blanket.

A: A comforter is usually a large, heavy blanket that is stuffed with cotton or some other comfortable filling, while a quilt is usually a blanket comprised of multiple patches or pieces sowed together.

A: Comforters are filled with material, such as cotton. A quilt is a woven material with no synthetic material in between it, hence why it's so thin.

A: blanket is the general term, it's used pretty often. A comforter is a really thick/heavy blanket. A duvet is another word for comforter (usually in the US) but they mean pretty much the same thing. Where i come from, we don't really use "duvet" as often, but it might be different in other places

A: A comforter is a thick blanket that would cover a bed and a duvet is a cover for the comforter

A: this is hard to describe without images, so I recommend googling them as it will be a bit clearer. But comforter is basically a padded blanket, a duvet is more like a giant pillow and traditionally stuffed with feathers. quilt is similar to both, but is made up of segments, usually a lot of work to make. Sorry not very clear explanation! They are all pretty similar.

A: How much does it cost to dry clean a comforter?

A: × So I leave the door open with the comforters to stick out past the door.
✓ So I leave the door open with the comforters sticking out.

A: Please help me fold the comforter.

A: I'm going to take *the* comforter out of the closet tomorrow.

Add in just that one *the* and you're perfectly correct!

A: Cotton bedding:)