I can't stop buying pillows

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R1 is that what you use? Any experiences with it?

OP, I used to go through pillows like water.

I know it looks gimmicky, but I bought one of these at TJ Maxx last year and it's the best pillow I've ever used.

R3 Just likes that pillow because the label says "Deluxe Queen."

Whatever you decide on, don't forget to put it in an anti-dustmite pillow cover.

Foam latex but it's not really cooling. Those Mediflow pillows are probably cool, they are partially filled with water, I had a couple but I didn't find them that special. The foam latex i have see to be the best I have had so far.

i had your same disorder, OP. here's what i found:

buy the cheapest damned pillow that you can find in the height that suits your sleeping position, and that is washable. by the best mattress you can absolutely get with the money you have.

the end.

Duck down feather pillows are my favorite but I know some people can be allergic to them.

I don't use pillows

[quote] Duck down feather pillows are my favorite but I know some people can be allergic to them.

Yes, but just get the fake feather ones to avoid the allergy. Also, you need to have 4 or 5 of them because they don't hold much shape.

I highly recommend UGG bed pillows. I tried them on a whim and they’re fantastic. I’ve given them to friends as gifts.

I have two down-filled pillows that I got at Ikea...they're great. I use them together, so when the down settles and they compress, they're just the right size to support my neck. I sleep on my side, btw. Cool in the summer, and warm in the winter.

I bought these from Amazon a month ago based on the good reviews and price. I haven't been so comfortable at night in years. I HIGHLY recommend them. I paired the pillows with new all linen bedding from Target called Casaluna and a cotton/cashmere quilt from the same brand. I've been quite happy sleeping this summer. It appears that the link is too long to post on here, but if you pull up Amazon, and look up Basic Beyond Goose Down Feather Pillow, that's it.

R2 no, I use an UTTU brand pillow which I also got off amazon. It doesn’t have a cooling feature but it isn’t too hot (for me).

I feel your pain, OP.

I need a medium firm pillow and I loved one that was a Macy's pillow - Martha Stewart. It was half foam and half filling, and it was for sure the most perfect pillow ever and helped me keep my head elevated, but wasn't so hard as some all foam pillows can be.

Macy's discontinued it and I haven't found anything similar, sadly.

The Cozypure LaNoodle pillow is the best pillow in the world. I use the light fill, but there are multiple fill choices, and there is also an adjustable version

[quote] It appears that the link is too long to post on here, but if you pull up Amazon, and look up Basic Beyond Goose Down Feather Pillow, that's it.

Is this what you are talking about R13, because the URL wasn't too long for me, which makes me wonder if this is the one you were talking about, I was going to suggest you use Tinyurl to shorten the URL.

R8: Down feathers are plucked from ducks and geese kept in crowded, dirty conditions. Plucking is also painful to the animals, like pulling out clumps of your own hair. Avoid animal cruelty and get pillows with synthetic filling.

R17 Amazon includes a lot of tracking stuff in the urls so you have to shorten them usually, depending on how you got to the page. Basically delete everything starting at the ?

That's it, R17. Good to know, R19, I was unaware of that. Sorry, I like my down.

Pillows are cheap. Throw them out every six months and buy new. More hygienic, you don't have to worry about them going flat, and you can try out different fills.

My pillows cost $150 each. Not cheap.

Sorry about the night sweats, O.P..

I’m pregnant

What about those contoured neck Swedish pillows they used to sell?

Bamboo pillows are cooling. They last a year. I buy very expensive German and Austrian down pillows as well. They last longer but not great in the summer.

I have bamboo sheets on my bed and they are indeed cooling. I have some foam pillows with 100% bamboo rayon pillowcases on them and the foam chunks still seem to absorb and radiate heat.

Is natural latex cooling? I've seen some pricey pillows that use that instead of foam.

I can't stop bullying pillows.

[quote]I don't use pillows

What do you bite, then?

Went on a trip to Europe and on the Second leg of our journey had the best night's sleep of my life- specifically because of the pillow. Took off the case and looked at the tag- " Sahara Nights".

When I came home and later ordered it online was pleasantly surprised to find out it didn"t cost an arm and a leg- I didn't even bother to see what it was made of. Here you go:

I get second-hand pillows from a 5-star hotel nearby and they are all great pillows!!!

I can't stop burying my face in pillows.

Pillows are either too hard or too soft. I haven't found one that is good for my neck.

Agree with the poster above about the bamboo pillow. It's wonderful. Only around $30 too.