They're one of the most essential household items for ensuring a comfortable night's sleep, but do you know how to wash, dry, and care for pillows correctly? Errors in this type of cleaning can damage ...

Is there any better feeling in the world than slipping into a bed with freshly laundered sheets? Okay, probably yes, but the fact remains that having clean sheets is one of those “adulting” things ...

A shocking number of items can be safely cleaned in a washing machine, like shoes, stuffed animals, and backpacks. But can you add pillows to the list? We consulted with two laundry and cleaning ...

Down and feather pillows can be washed effectively in a machine or by hand, using a mild detergent intended for the material. While machine or hand-washing is suitable for most feather and down ...

There are different types of pillows, which means they have different needs when it comes to cleaning. The first step is to check the tag on your pillow for the cleaning instructions. However, if you ...

According to a cleaning expert, the trick is to treat the pillow before it ever goes near the washing machine.

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 ...

If we asked when was the last time you washed your pillowcases, chances are you’d have a ready answer about your most recent laundry day, what washing machine cycle you selected and maybe even some ...

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We all know to wash our sheets regularly to keep our beds clean and clear of bacteria, but how about our pillows? Experts say that because we spend about one-third of our lives in direct contact with ...

How often should you wash your pillows? Experts say regularly cleaning pillows rids them of dust mites, dead skin cells, and other allergens. Okay, so, confession time: I don’t think I’ve ever washed ...