Bringing your own duvet??

Hello
I was wondering how many people are planning on bringing their own duvet and pillow to halls?
And also, a question for 2nd or 3rd years, what happens to the University ones if you bring your own? Do you have to keep them in your room getting in your way, or can you give it back to the cleaners or accommodation office?
I'm staying in Lafrowda, if this helps!
Thanks very much

I don't know many people who bothered with their own bedding. The uni bedding is usually perfectly adequate and has been washed between students. Plus, you'll be putting your own clean duvet covers etc on top of the bedding anyway. It just takes up more space in the car to bring your own and I'd say it's largely unnecessary. I brought one extra pillow, because I like to have 2 but the uni only gives you one.
There should be room in your wardrobe or under your bed to store the uni bedding if you do bring your own - I don't think there's a drop-off point for that stuff if you don't want to use it.
Hope that helps

I'm bringing my own because a) I'm allergic to some bedding so I have to be careful what I use and b) I get cold ridiculously quickly. I have two duvets and a blanket on my bed right now!

;yes; me too!

Yey! It's good to know I'm not some sort of allergy freak

Woop! Go Obscure-Duvet-Asthma! -Thank god it's not just me

I'm usually freezing my a$$ off unless i have atleast 3 blankets.... and a cat! --(Salem is amazingly warm, shame I can't take her to Exeter!)

---Ohyea my sister reccomends putting the thin cheap one the uni give you on top of your matress for an extra few inches of squashy comfort

It's not even asthma, I'm just rubbish Yeah, I get really cold! That's the benfit of having my own duvet, it's really thick (though my accomodation's just been changed, so it's all a bit tizzy right now!)

oooh how come they changed your accommodation?
hope they dont do that to me!