The tag does say, "Dry clean only" - but it is ok to do otherwise?-

Thanks-

You don't need a dry cleaner, you can do it yourself if you have a big machine. I wash mine on the bulky/bedding setting, and dry it for an hour, take it out to check for wet spots, then dry for another 40 to 60 minutes. Just throw some dryer balls or tennis balls in to fluff the down back up.

I take mine to the cleaners on River rd. across from the Whole Foods shopping center. They do large-size loads of laundry, it is not dry cleaning but much cheaper, like $20. I once spent $50 on dry cleaning a comforter, 10 years ago, prob a lot more now.

Looking for a place to get ours cleaned. If you remember how much they charged, (ours is a queen) that is also helpful-

Thanks