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TheChosenTwo · 24/08/2020 14:26

Yup, buckle up, you’re in for a wild ride of a thread Grin

Do you have any recommendations for good plump juicy pillows that don’t go flat after a few months? I tend to have to replace them really regularly because they just end up like pancakes. I usually buy silent night ones.
Ideally not feather... very heavy and seem to just flop in 2 halves either side of where you rest your head.

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TSSDNCOP · 24/08/2020 14:37

White Company is your friend. So fluffy I can only sleep on one without bending my neck.

AgnesCastors · 24/08/2020 14:41

Ooh get the wool ones - bloody fab and my snivelling nose is a million times better too. Forget the name of the company, someone will be along in a minute...

SimplySteveRedux · 24/08/2020 15:57

They are not cheap, but Simba pillows are incredible, they even do a temperature controlled one - one side of the pillow is "normal" and holds heat, the reverse is cooling. Highly recommend them, from the basic ones to the top-end ones.

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TheChosenTwo · 24/08/2020 16:15

We have a Simba mattress, it’s the hottest thing in the world! We have had to move it to the spare room and buy a new superking bed frame for it, I don’t think I could handle their pillows! The mattress promised to be cooling - it was all lies Grin
Maybe the white company ones are the way forward, expensive but I probably spend the same on pillows over the course of a year or two anyway.
How often do you change your pillows?! Maybe I’m just being a cheapskate, I probably spend £20 per pillow and buy 4 at a time, I reckon we replace them every 5 months because they lose their oomph!

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TheChosenTwo · 24/08/2020 16:17

@AgnesCastors is it soak and sleep that you are thinking of for the wool pillows? I’ve seen them on there before.
I have bought bedding from them before and been really impressed.

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mildlymiffed · 24/08/2020 16:18

Soak & sleep here!
2 x goose feather & down ones
2 x soft as down ones

On my kingsize bed.

Heavenly

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