Can I use a queen-size comforter on a full-size bed?

Question

I'm not going to be using a box spring. Also, the bed frame is such that there is a depression in which the mattress sits, so I'm going to be tucking the sheets into the sides of the bed frame. Will it fit? Will it be too much of a hassle to make the bed and tuck it in every time?

Answer 1

Yes, defintely, don't risk it. Buy a cat instead

Answer 2

Sure. The comfortor will hang down the sides of the bed a bit, but it will fit your bed more like a bedspread than a comfortor. I use a king size quilt on my queen bed simply because I like the extra length on the sides.

As for not using a box spring, I'd advise purchasing one as soon as you are able. Your mattress will wear much quicker without the support of the box spring.

Answer 3

There is not much difference is size.  If you already own a queen size comforter, I would use it.  

For a 54x75-inch full-size mattress, a goose down comforter should be 81 to 84 inches wide and 86 to 88 inches long.

A 60x80 inch queen-size mattress needs an 86- to 88-inch wide down comforter that is 96 to 100 inches long.