Have you developed a crick in your neck? Does your bed seem musty? Are you dealing with a mysterious allergic reaction? An unwashed, dirty pillow may be to blame. Care instructions vary based on ...

No matter how good your pillow protectors are, sooner or later you’re going to find yellow stains on your pillows. However careful we are about our personal hygiene, sweat (and yes, sometimes saliva!) ...

Plush, fresh pillows are a dream! Keeping them clean? May feel more like a nightmare. Though guidelines say the average pillow only needs a wash one every four to six months (or three to four times ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A clean, soft pillow is essential to a good night's rest, but even the best pillows will lose their ...

Baking soda and hydrogen peroxide will remove stains and freshen all types of pillows. Pillows absorb body oils and fluids. dead skin cells and dust mites, and skin and hair products. Pillows should ...

Favorite bed pillows get a lot of use every night. We keep clean pillowcases on them and don't think much about the pillow inside until it's time to change the bed linens. Have you looked lately? The ...

When was the last time you washed your pillows? Not your pillowcases or protectors, but the actual pillows? Yeah, the ones with the yellow stains. We recently discussed how to wash traditional pillows ...

A clean, soft pillow is essential to a good night's rest, but even the best pillows will lose their brightness over time. That doesn't mean you have to live with dingy bedding. With proper care, it's ...