FJÄLLARNIKA 804.590.37 - Duvet IKEA - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Down and Feather Pillow
Model	FJÄLLARNIKA 804.590.37
Brand	IKEA
Filling Material	Down and feathers
Cover Material	Cotton (typical)
Dimensions	Approximately 50 x 60 cm (20 x 24 in)
Weight	Approximately 0.8 kg (1.8 lb)
Care Label	Machine washable at 60°C (140°F)
Drying Instructions	Tumble dry with tennis balls until completely dry
Detergent Recommendation	Use one third of normal amount for down and feather
Wash Separately	Yes, to avoid damage
Compressed Packaging	Roll packed for transport; allow days to regain shape
Natural Odor	Present initially; dissipates with airing
Mite Prevention	Wash at 60°C; air daily
Daily Care	Air out in morning to evaporate moisture
Do Not	Vacuum or beat; avoid breaking feathers
Prolong Life	Use a pillow protector to guard against stains
Repairability	Not user-serviceable; IKEA replacement policy
Warranty	2 years (typical IKEA)
Country of Origin	Not specified; likely China or EU

Frequently Asked Questions - FJÄLLARNIKA 804.590.37 IKEA

How do I restore the fluffiness of my FJÄLLARNIKA pillow after compression?

After unpacking, allow the pillow to rest for a few days. It may take time to regain its correct shape and fluffiness. Fluffing by hand can help.

Why does my new pillow have a smell, and how do I remove it?

Down and feathers have a natural smell. Air the pillow outdoors for a few hours; the smell will disappear naturally.

How can I prevent dust mites in my pillow?

Wash your pillow at 60°C (140°F) to kill mites. Also air it daily after waking to reduce moisture, as mites thrive in damp environments.

What are the washing instructions for my FJÄLLARNIKA pillow?

Machine wash at 60°C (140°F) using only one-third of the normal amount of detergent. Wash separately from other items.

How should I dry my pillow after washing?

Tumble dry immediately after washing until the filling is completely dry. Place tennis balls in the dryer to keep the filling moving and ensure even drying.

How often should I wash my pillow?

IKEA recommends washing quilts and pillows at 60°C periodically to keep them free from mites and dirt. Frequency depends on use, but at least twice a year.

Can I use bleach or fabric softener on my pillow?

No, avoid bleach and fabric softeners. Use a mild detergent suitable for down and feathers.

How do I keep my pillow fresh between washes?

Air the pillow daily by fluffing and leaving it uncovered for a while. Do not vacuum or beat it, as this can damage the down and feathers.

What is a pillow protector and should I use one?

A pillow protector is a removable cover that shields the pillow from stains and dirt. It prolongs the life of your pillow and is recommended.

Is my pillow recyclable or repairable?

The pillow is not designed for repair. For disposal, check local recycling options for textiles. IKEA offers take-back services in some stores.

USER MANUAL FJÄLLARNIKA 804.590.37 IKEA

Roll packed quilts and pillows which have been compressed for transport, may take a few days to regain their correct shape and fluffiness.

Down and feathers have a natural smell which will disappear once you have taken them out of the package and have aired them for some time.

Mites thrive in damp, warm and dark environments. Therefore, when you wake up in the morning, air your quilts and pillows well so remaining moisture can evaporate before putting them back on the bed.

Moreover, you can wash all IKEA quilts and pillows at 60° C, the temperature at which mites die. To keep your quilts and pillows free from mites and dirt, carefully follow the washing instructions. For down and feather quilts and pillows you should only use one third of the normal amount of detergent and wash them separately.

After washing, dry your quilts and pillows in the tumble dryer without delay until the filling is completely dry. You can place some tennis balls in the dryer which will keep the filling moving and ensure more efficient drying. Like that your quilts and pillows will regain their fluffiness and dry more quickly. The balls should of course not shed colour.

Air your quilts and pillows often so they will keep fresh. Do not vacuum or beat them, to avoid the risk of breaking and destroying the down and feathers.

You can prolong the life of your pillows with a pillow protector which protects them from stains and dirt.

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