Decent pillows
Discussion
I have had a look and most suggest memory foam, which is the devils pillow. I prefer good old plucked feathers. I purchased 2 from M&S last year and they are ok, but I find they go flat at the edge my head is on and all ruffle up behind, offering no support. I also then hate the flappy bit. Previously I've had squared edged and they were great, but can't seem to find them anymore.
So:
Non-memory foam
Firm as
square edge
some form of down
pls help
So:
Non-memory foam
Firm as
square edge
some form of down
pls help
We bought a new mattress a few years ago from Dreams. When we went in and were testing mattresses we were also given a selection of pillows to try.
I ended up spending £300 on x2 pillows, which still strikes me as a somewhat ludicrous amount of money. HOWEVER, they are absolutely worth it - it's the same as spending out on a decent mattress really and has an equal impact on the quality of sleep.
I ended up spending £300 on x2 pillows, which still strikes me as a somewhat ludicrous amount of money. HOWEVER, they are absolutely worth it - it's the same as spending out on a decent mattress really and has an equal impact on the quality of sleep.
The best pillows/bedding I've had is from https://www.muehldorfer.com/en/
My go to was always debenhams for bedding, but now the mainstream choices are Dulelm of JL really.
Certainly if you want to at least give it a squish before parting with your cash.
Personally I don't like foam or most hollowfibre, and just plump for a fairly middle of the range mixed feather filled jobba.
When I have had issues with neck pain (routed in being tense and anxious) I have shimmed the pillow up and inch or two using a folded up towel.
Diazepam also works as a short term fix, but for good reasons, they never give you much!
Certainly if you want to at least give it a squish before parting with your cash.
Personally I don't like foam or most hollowfibre, and just plump for a fairly middle of the range mixed feather filled jobba.
When I have had issues with neck pain (routed in being tense and anxious) I have shimmed the pillow up and inch or two using a folded up towel.
Diazepam also works as a short term fix, but for good reasons, they never give you much!
These are superb............
https://www.diamondbedding.co.uk/collections/pillo...
Had two about 8 years ago. had to buy two more because Wifey kept pinching mine!! They do need plumping up every night but that's normal with down. The trick is to put put them in the washing machine every 2 to 3 months and dry them in the tumble drier and they're like new
https://www.diamondbedding.co.uk/collections/pillo...
Had two about 8 years ago. had to buy two more because Wifey kept pinching mine!! They do need plumping up every night but that's normal with down. The trick is to put put them in the washing machine every 2 to 3 months and dry them in the tumble drier and they're like new
dickymint said:
These are superb............
https://www.diamondbedding.co.uk/collections/pillo...
Had two about 8 years ago. had to buy two more because Wifey kept pinching mine!! They do need plumping up every night but that's normal with down. The trick is to put put them in the washing machine every 2 to 3 months and dry them in the tumble drier and they're like new
Hungarian Goose - that rings a bell; I think that's what the JL one was. You can push them into any shape you like.https://www.diamondbedding.co.uk/collections/pillo...
Had two about 8 years ago. had to buy two more because Wifey kept pinching mine!! They do need plumping up every night but that's normal with down. The trick is to put put them in the washing machine every 2 to 3 months and dry them in the tumble drier and they're like new
Very good pillow > https://groceries.asda.com/product/pillows-duvets/...
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