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      last time i did it exploded in the washing machine. i had to disassemble it and dig the wet filling out by hand.

      that’s how i learned it was half sawdust.

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          unless your cover is lined with a rubber sheet, the pillow will get dirty eventually.

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              you can machine-wash them but it needs to be gentle. and you need to tumble-dry them for like four hours with tennis balls to break up any wet clumps.

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        that’s how i learned it was half sawdust.

        Maybe that was the problem, lol. Never had any problem washing my pillows. I’ve only used basic IKEA pilllows though, not sure about the fancy memory foam or similar types.

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            When people say ‘back in my day we slept on sawdust’, but this time it actually turns out to be true

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              if you’ve ever been at an industrial woodshop, you know that sawdust is hella soft and warm. and itchy. and carcinogenic.

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    I have a barley pillow that’s a bout 20 years old by now. It is a DEEP yellow, is covered in bloodstains from childhood bloody noses. My fiance and I both prefer it over any other pillow, and so we have shared custody of this thing. A good thick pillowcase covers the war-crimes.

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    You guys know that you can clean pillows by soaking them in warm water with borax right? Like there is no reason for a pillow to ever look like this. My pillow is easy over 15 years old and still white.

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    I spent $700 in pillows one year.

    sleeping on my original nasty pillow.

    I swear they only sell good pillows in cycles and the rest of the time they sell the worst trash and call it a pillow.

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      Pillows suck because good ones are like $100 AND there’s a lot of variety that is hard to understand.

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    Pillow cases usually come with sheets. Also you should be putting sheets on your bed.

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    We just buy the very simple unfancy ones and just get them every couple years when they invariably become a teeny tiny slice of pillow, crushed into oblivion.

    I change my pillowcases often enough they aren’t like that scary yellow though

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    I don’t know why everyone doesn’t use an allergy cover with their pillows. Keeps pillows clean and dust mites away from face while sleeping.