For one, an out-of-the-way storage space (i.e., one that you don’t “touch” regularly or that is out of sight in your daily routine), will ensure that the comforter isn’t disturbed it won’t be brushed against, picked up, or pushed to make room for more items. There are, however, a few reasons why you should store a comforter a tad more out-of-the-way. When looking for a place to stash a spare comforter, it can be easy to go for the nearest open shelf or drawer. If you are worried about slight moisture in the air or harboring on surfaces, it may be worth buying a moisture absorber ball (which can be hung in closets or placed in corners). While linen closets, drawers, chests, et al are usually “safe,” it’s always a good idea to inspect these spaces for moisture before storing a comforter.

Whichever space you do choose, just make sure it’s large enough the more space the comforter has in storage, the less it will have lost its shape when you take it out.

Consider such areas as linen closets, clothes closets (on the floor of, or hanging from), a large dresser drawer, a chest or trunk and a large storage bench. Essentially, it’s better overall – when you do finally bring your comforter out of storage, you have a nice, dry, non-wet comforter to sleep in.

Keeping your comforter dry in storage will better preserve its shape and quality. Inspect the area closely for mold or mildew formation, as this is a sign that the area is not completely dry. Any damp or wet corners or spots in the home more prone to humidity, such as bathroom areas or garages, should be avoided. The best storage spot for a comforter is dry. While hanging a comforter in a closet is more prone to dust-collection, it does maximize breathability and airflow (a problem that can be hard to solve in tight shelves or drawers). This is a great option if you need to access your comforter more regularly. Comforter hangers are large and extra-durable to be able to hold heavy items. Folding a comforter in a closet or drawer is a common method, but a less common (but still viable) option is to hang it.

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