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To wash the Purple® Pillow, remove the Interior Grid Material and wash it in warm water with gentle soap; let it air dry. Machine wash the cover in cold water with like colors, and tumble dry on low. Follow these steps to keep your pillow in good condition. For the pillow core, spot clean using … Read more

To wash a Coop pillow: Use cold water on a delicate cycle. Avoid fabric softener and bleach. Tumble dry on low heat, one pillow at a time, until fully dry, which may take several cycles. Use a pillow protector to extend its life. Next, address the memory foam itself. Unfortunately, submerging memory foam in water … Read more

Wash Casper pillows in a washing machine without a center agitator. Use cool water and mild detergent on the gentle cycle. Run the rinse cycle twice. Tumble dry on low with dryer balls or tennis balls. Check the care guide for specific instructions and frequency recommendations. Next, focus on the inner pillow. Place it in … Read more

To use a breastfeeding pillow, place it snugly around your waist. Keep it tight for proper baby positioning. Position your baby on the pillow for support while nursing. Adjust pillows with straps for a secure fit if needed. This setup helps maintain comfort and alignment during feeding. Choose an optimal breastfeeding position. The cradle hold … Read more

Learn to stitch a pillow with this guide. Use a blind stitch. Thread your needle and sew at the bottom edge. Close with a zipper or hand-sew the edges. Fill corners first to avoid lumps. Follow our step-by-step tutorial for detailed instructions and tips. Next, place the fabric pieces together with the right sides facing … Read more

To sleep on a wedge pillow after shoulder surgery, elevate your upper body at a 45-degree angle. Use an angled wedge pillow or stack several pillows to achieve this. Place a pillow under the back of your affected arm for proper alignment and comfort. This position aids in recovery and reduces pain. Additionally, use supportive … Read more

To sew a zipper on a pillow, cut fabric to size, e.g., 19” x 19”. Place the zipper face down on one edge and sew with a ½ inch seam allowance. Leave a few inches of the zipper unsewn, zip it, and sew around the remaining edges. Turn the pillow cover right side out through … Read more

To make a pillow slip, cut two pieces of fabric each 29.5” x 21”. Fold the fabric with wrong sides together. Stitch across the short end with a 1/4” seam allowance. Fold an “accent” fabric down 3 inches. Pin along the line. Sew along the pinned line on both panels. Cut the fabric to size, … Read more

To dispose of old pillows: 1. Contact a textile recycling facility to recycle them properly. 2. Remove the stuffing from feather pillows and add it to your compost bin. Alternatively, consider donating them if still usable. Secondly, repurposing old pillows is a creative alternative. Use pillows as stuffing for homemade cushions or pet beds. This … Read more

To fold a pillowcase, lay it flat first. Then, fold it in half lengthwise, aligning the corners. Next, fold it in half again, bringing the bottom to the top. Finally, fold it into thirds for a compact shape. This method ensures neat edges and saves space. Storage hacks can further enhance your organization. Consider storing … Read more