Pillows are an important purchase. Pillows have a considerable impact on your life and therefore comfort should be a key factor when choosing which pillow to lay down upon each night. But pillows have ...

When was the last time you washed your pillows? Not your pillowcases or protectors, but the actual pillows? Yeah, the ones with the yellow stains. We recently discussed how to wash traditional pillows ...

Picture this: You’re finally in bed after a long day, your bed sheets are freshly washed, and your comforter is still warm from the dryer. But once your head hits the bed, you realize your memory foam ...

How often do you wash your pillows? Probably not as much as you should. Regular bed pillows should be washed at least once or twice a year or more, depending on if you have pets or allergies, or you ...

Clean sheets? Check! Clean comforter? Check! Clean pillows? (That one might give you pause.) Though they might not look dirty to you, pillows, like mattresses, can collect body oils, saliva, face ...

Hand wash memory foam pillows instead of using a machine. Spot clean pillows with detergent and warm water. Use pillowcases and protectors to keep pillows cleaner longer. There’s no question that your ...

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You should generally wash your sheets and pillowcases about once a week—on rare occasion, you can maybe wait two weeks. (If it’s any longer than that, we need to talk—especially if your pets sleep in ...

Cleaning your bedroom? Remember to clean your pillows, too! After all, while you’re snoozing peacefully, your pillow’s collecting drool, sweat and other bodily fluids, not to mention dead skin cells, ...