Down and feather pillows can be washed effectively in a machine or by hand, using a mild detergent intended for the material. While machine or hand-washing is suitable for most feather and down ...

Bed pillows accumulate sweat, saliva, body oils and allergens over time, causing unsightly yellow stains, plus allergies that can trigger skin irritations. We're often asked whether it's possible to ...

They're one of the most essential household items for ensuring a comfortable night's sleep, but do you know how to wash, dry, and care for pillows correctly? Errors in this type of cleaning can damage ...

Most people religiously wash their sheets and pillowcases every week, but when’s the last time you actually cleaned the ...

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 ...

“Over time, hair, dead skin cells, sweat, and drool build up on the pillow,” says Neil Kao, MD, an allergist-immunologist in Greenville, S.C. And all that gunk is basically the stuff that dust mites ...

That’s what we thought. Here are the best ways to wash them by pillow type Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Eleni Gage is a contributor to Buy Side and a lifestyle expert on travel, food, ...

Katherine Martinko is an expert in sustainable living. She holds a degree in English Literature and History from the University of Toronto. Pillows collect a lot of dust, skin cells, and bacteria that ...

Your pillows are are what make your bed the best happy place ever. Keep them clean by washing them every six months, which refreshes pillows, leaving seriously fluffy headrests at the end of a long ...