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I am sick of buying pillows. My neck is knackered. I am replacing the damn things far too often.
I want firm plumpy pillows like in a hotel that don't flatten in weeks.
I have money to spend and energy to plump them daily as required.
Not feathers. Please help me/ recommend something suitable. Is it that I'm not treating them right or that I'm buying crap ones?

I'd love to find the perfect pillow.

At the moment I'm currently with one flattish one, a slightly plumper one on top and then a v-shaped pillow (which is also a bit flattened). My shoulder fits into the v and my head is supported a bit higher up.

It's all a bit weird, but I can't find a comfier combo and I'm sick of buying pillows.

I bought these from Argos, didn't expect great things but I've never had a stiff neck since!
www.argos.co.uk/product/6182166?clickSR=slp:term:memory%20foam%20pillows:1:19:1

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We have a Premier Inn mattress. It's delightful.

I have tempur with thin ones on top that I can tuck my arm under. Heaven.

I roll a fleece blanket into a sausage and line it up down my body so I can lean on it while I am sleeping. The top of it supports my chin and then I have an average scrunchy pillow. It turns out my pillow problems were more of a needing my body supported problem. But i am a side sleeper

I need a pillow that isn't noisy. I hate ones that I can hear. DH doesn't understand at all.

Dunelm memory foam pillows.
£8 each - they are amazing, much better than my other foam pillows that I paid £££ for.

Dunlopillo everything feels wrong without it, I’ve had them for years and only replaced when someone threw up on my old one (they were marched out the next day to replace it as I can’t sleep without it!)

Traditional Dunlop pillow 14cm from latex sense. Soft, squishy but medium -firm support.

Doesn't flatten during the night, keeps your head off your shoulder and lasts 5yrs+

It has everything. Love mine.

I got a neck pillow from Dunelm, bloody fabulous. Couldn’t be without it .

I have an iGel Side Sleeper, it’s firm yet squishy, it stays cool and it hasn’t lost its shape in 4 years.

My mum made my pillows in the 60’s. Feather with ticking. Probably literally now made of sweat and tears. Like sandbags but great if you sleep on your back.
Otherwise if not feathers go for wool. Wool pillows are amazing.

God it’s like finding the holy grail! There must be a market for a pillow library!

I buy hotel ones.
I looked at the labels in the rather smart Hope Street in Liverpool.

I also buy sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases that were in this hotel too.
I have goose feather pillows.

www.richardhaworth.co.uk/bed-protection/pillows

Second the simba

Expensive but worth it

Another vote for ikea; they really do cater for all.

My late brother bought a memory foam pillow on his consultant's advice. My brother had been off work sick for 18 months with a stiff neck. It worked. On his advice I bought one, and after the first 5 minutes thinking "No!" I haven't looked back, and have never again woken with back ache or neck ache.

I'd had neck problems for months, including stiffness and shooting pains, so I bought a Panda Bamboo pillow because they reviewed really well for side sleepers, which I am. Now having the best sleep ever and no pain since.

Shredded memory foam. I'll never go back.