Throw pillows can be decorative or function, but they all need to be cleaned regularly. Learn how to clean throw pillows in ...

Sure, you wash your pillowcases regularly, but when is the last time you washed your actual pillows? It may seem unnecessary, until you consider this: Pillows (with a little help from your sweaty head ...

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 ...

A shocking number of items can be safely cleaned in a washing machine, like shoes, stuffed animals, and backpacks. But can you add pillows to the list? We consulted with two laundry and cleaning ...

You're in luck: Most down and microfibre pillows are machine-friendly, which means you can just toss them in the washing ...

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 ...

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Pillow inserts accumulate body oils, sweat, dust mites, and allergens, requiring cleaning every three to six months, and more frequently for children's pillows. Most polyester or down-alternative ...

How often should you wash your pillows? Experts say regularly cleaning pillows rids them of dust mites, dead skin cells, and other allergens. Okay, so, confession time: I don’t think I’ve ever washed ...

Have you developed a crick in your neck? Does your bed seem musty? Are you dealing with a mysterious allergic reaction? An unwashed, dirty pillow may be to blame. Care instructions vary based on ...