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How to Clean Cotton and Feather Pillows?

Cotton and feather pillows are just as easy to clean. In fact, they’re probably the easiest types to wash and dry, because you can throw them right into your washing machine. Step 1: Wash on Gentle Remove your pillowcase, cover, and/or protector. You will wash these separately with your sheets before placing them back on the clean pillows.

How to Clean Wool Pillows?

Cleaning wool pillows is also very easy, as you’ll see in the steps below! However, you’ll want to make sure your washing machine is large enough so that water can flow around and through the pillow. If it is, follow the steps below. Step 1: Wash on Gentle Add gentle liquid detergent and place on a delicate cold wash and rinse cycle.

How to Clean Buckwheat Pillows?

When you clean a buckwheat pillow, you won’t be cleaning the actual buckwheat. Once buckwheat hulls are soaked they will be ruined, making them soggy, unsupportive, and a breeding ground for mold. Instead, you’ll simply wash the pillow’s cover. Step 1: Remove Filling and Wash Cover Unzip the cover and place buckwheat filling in a large container. Machine wash the cover in cold water with a liquid detergent.

How to Clean Microbead & Gel Pillows?

Pillows with microfiber gel and/or beads give you that huggable, squeezable feel you crave—much like a down pillow—without the high price point or allergy potential. Step 1: Wash on Gentle Wash the pillow in cool water in a gentle cycle with a mild detergent. If your pillow is made with microbeads, it’s a good idea to place it into a large, tied-up pillowcase.