Washing a Pillow

The pillow manufacturers will tell you to wash your pillows, so they can be ruined and they can sell you another and another.

I don't wash mine, they cost a penny or two, so, I invest in the best quality pillow cover I can find. I wash the cover frequently and also frequently air out the pillow.
Boy, do they ever.
 

The only pillow I've had that was washable, was a My Pillow, and I washed it several times with good results. The pillow itself is junk, and has been on my loveseat in the den now for the dog to use for over a year. My husband hated it too. I do have a front loader washer with large capacity, so even sleeping bags or comforters are no issue.
 

not sure about fiberfill but down pillows can be washed and dried. I put a couple of tennis balls in the dryer with them and they really turn out fluffy.
 
For me tossing the old pillow and buying a fresh new one at Walmart for $2.97 is actually cheaper than going to the laundrette and paying to wash and dry the old one.
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The only pillow I've had that was washable, was a My Pillow, and I washed it several times with good results. The pillow itself is junk, and has been on my loveseat in the den now for the dog to use for over a year. My husband hated it too. I do have a front loader washer with large capacity, so even sleeping bags or comforters are no issue.
yes I have a front loader too.. most people in the UK do....they hold a lot (y)
 
I’m one of those rare stomach sleepers. The pillow has to be incredibly soft and thin. When they go on sale for -60% off, I do a replacement if needed. Even though I put my kids on their backs as babies, they’re both stomach sleepers too.
 
I started to think about do I need to wash my pillow, then I remembered I use a water-pillow. Guess that is why I only wash the cover. I've had the lumpy-ruined-after-washing experience with coats tho. So now my favorite barn coat is really grungy because I'm afraid to wash it.
 


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