Pillow

To wash outdoor pillows, spray undiluted distilled white vinegar on the affected area. Wait 10 minutes. For stubborn stains, cover the spot with a vinegar-soaked cloth. Scrub with a brush. Clean with a sponge dipped in water and detergent. Rinse. Air-dry completely in a sunny spot. For machine washing, use cold water and a gentle … Read more

To wash Sealy pillows, remove the zip-off cover and machine wash on a gentle cycle using mild liquid detergent. Set water temperature to warm and use cool water for the cooling pad. Tumble dry on low or air dry. Do not bleach or iron. Ensure the pillow is completely dry before use. For the memory … Read more

Use warm water and mild detergent on a delicate cycle. If the washing machine has an agitator, place pillows on each side and use a gentle cycle. Dry thoroughly or use low heat with clean tennis balls in the dryer to fluff them. Next, vacuum the pillows using a brush attachment to remove dust and … Read more

Fill the bathtub with the hottest water. Dissolve ¼ cup baking soda, ¼ cup borax, and 2 cups liquid laundry detergent (or ½ cup powder detergent). Add and submerge pillows, soaking up to 24 hours. Flip pillows occasionally to ensure even cleaning. The appeal of this method lies in its visual satisfaction and practical benefits. … Read more

The Nectar Graphite pillow cover is machine washable. Use cold water and tumble dry. The inner pillow is not machine washable. Spot clean it with mild soap and water, and then air dry it. Regularly wash the cover but only spot clean the inner pillow to keep it in good condition. While the cover is … Read more

Wash feather pillows with mild detergent on a gentle cycle. Use a low heat setting with 3 tennis balls to avoid clumping. Rinse thoroughly to remove all soap. Dry completely to prevent mold. Optionally, add white vinegar to remove odors. Clean pillows every six months for best results. After washing, rinse the pillows thoroughly to … Read more

To wash a body pillow: 1. Wash it alone to avoid overstuffing the washing machine. 2. Use a gentle detergent. 3. Wash with warm or cold water. 4. Tumble dry on low heat. 5. Fluff it up after drying. Select a mild detergent to avoid damaging the pillow’s material. Avoid using bleach or fabric softeners. … Read more

Wash a Squishmallow pillow gently with cool water and mild detergent. Avoid bleach and fabric softener. Use a zipper pillowcase or delicate bag for protection. Air dry the pillow in a sunny spot; do not use a dryer to prevent damage. For hand-washing, fill a basin with cold water and add a small amount of … Read more

Hand wash gel pillows gently and air dry them. Use a baking soda solution to remove dampness and odor. Baking soda ensures the pillow is safe for your skin and allergies. This method keeps the pillow’s integrity and provides a fresh, hygienic result. Ensure the pillow dries completely. Prop it up in a ventilated area. … Read more

To use pillow curlers, follow these steps: 1. Section hair into small pieces. 2. Dampen each piece with water and hair gel. 3. Start rolling from the bottom and tuck in the ends. 4. Secure the curler. 5. Repeat for all sections. Let hair dry naturally or use a hairdryer. Wrap each section around a … Read more