what pillow do you have?

wofias8

Is your pillow a feather one with duck feathers or what not or is it a fluffy one with like cotton wool stuff inside it. I don't know what the name of that one is!

My pillow is the.cotton wool type

So AH What pillow do you have?

Cantremember

I have three. Yes three. Siberian goose down. I like pillows.

Penny Tration

I have four. I have no idea what they're made of. Once they're poofy enough that I can sleep with my head essentially at a right angle to my body, I'm happy.

kneemos

green_screen wrote: »

I have four. I have no idea what they're made of. Once they're poofy enough that I can sleep with my head essentially at a right angle to my body, I'm happy.

Don't be obtuse.

Firefox11

:D

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2235100/The-boyfriend-pillow-Deluxe-Comfort-Boyfriend-Girlfriend-Pillow-stop-Christmas-loneliness.html

pharmaton

yup I have four too, two very flat ones and two perfectly poofy microfiber downy type ones for putting the flat ones on and sinking into.

shalalala

Firefox11 wrote: »

:D

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2235100/The-boyfriend-pillow-Deluxe-Comfort-Boyfriend-Girlfriend-Pillow-stop-Christmas-loneliness.html

i need this in my life

Buona Fortuna

I have two and beyond that I really have no idea.

Mrs Fortuna regularly goes on about memory foam, or duck feathers, goose feathers, other stuff or ... I just hear Handel's Zadok the priest

Shenshen

2, both micro fibre.

I find them better than all the goose and duck down pillows my mother always insisted on. They keep their shape much longer, are softer and just much more comfy.

Cantremember

green_screen wrote: »

I have four. I have no idea what they're made of. Once they're poofy enough that I can sleep with my head essentially at a right angle to my body, I'm happy.

I should add I like poofy pillows.

Renegade Mechanic

Firefox11 wrote: »

:D

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2235100/The-boyfriend-pillow-Deluxe-Comfort-Boyfriend-Girlfriend-Pillow-stop-Christmas-loneliness.html

Ah, jaysus

Banjo String

I use a bosom.

Everybody needs a bosom for a pillow.

Spunge

TIL that people actually discuss and research their type of pillow.

bnt

Memory Foam pillow, €10 from Penneys. Best €10 I've spent in years.

zef

I love my 'gel' pillow. Have 2 feathery poofy ones, they're grand and all, but I sleep on the gel one,its really cool on summer nights and gives great neck support.

Pumpkinseeds

We used to have feather pillows and a king size feather duvet. Then we discovered that many feather pillows and duvets are made from feathers plucked from live birds. We binned the feather stuff and will never buy anything feather filled again.

Tin Foil Hat

I've stitched together a bunch of kittens.

Shenshen

Pumpkinseeds wrote: »

We used to have feather pillows and a king size feather duvet. Then we discovered that many feather pillows and duvets are made from feathers plucked from live birds. We binned the feather stuff and will never buy anything feather filled again.

This. Plus, I never liked the rustling noises some of those pillows and duvets sometimes make.

Haven't been able to convert my mum just yet, though

KTRIC

Tin Foil Hat wrote: »

I've stitched together a bunch of kittens.

Might go down the kitten route myself. The bunch of puppies I stitched together are getting smelly.

Foxhound38

I have one of these, and it's absolutely class

A ventilated memory foam job, topped by two feathery one's for reading/watching tv in bed.

The memory foam gives great neck support.

Sir Osis of Liver.

Had a pillow fight in bed with the wife last night.




She struggled for quite some time, but I held it down tight until she finally stopped moving.

Ditch

We've been down a similar route before .....

Surely I'm not the only one who doesn't have any pillows

Sir Arthur Daley

A Dunnes stores bag for life filled with straw.

LizzieJones

Banjo String wrote: »

I use a bosom.

Everybody needs a bosom for a pillow.

My (stupidly large) bosom gets in the way so I have 3 pillows stacked up. All cotton fiber. I'm a stomach sleeper.

Firefox11

Renegade Mechanic wrote: »

Ah, jaysus

The one for male one looks even better. It has what looks to be a marigold glove on the hand!

gozunda

Question: Where do people get rid of old duvets and pillows?

Most pillows I find don't last that long and duvets eventually die - do you

*recycle them ( not too sure there is a market for second hand pillow ect)
*throw in a bin for disposal
*other

I can't figure out where they all go tbh

AnonoBoy

Just the one empty pizza box for me. The warmth and lingering odour of that night's pepperoni always puts me out like a light.

Ruu

Feathers, only the best when filming those sexy pillow fights.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

I have 4. Used to sleep with memory foam pillows but found it terrible on my neck and back. Now I sleep with flat ones on the bottom, just the standard pillows and then 'hotel quality' pillows I got in Harry Corry which have lots of support in it but still feels squishy.

I don't even sleep on them though, always wake up with my head flat on the bed

Ditch

gozunda wrote: »

Question: Where do people get rid of old duvets? I can't figure out where they all go tbh

Fire

gozunda

gozunda wrote: »

Question: Where do people get rid of old duvets and pillows?

Most pillows I find don't last that long and duvets eventually die - do you

*recycle them ( not too sure there is a market for second hand pillow ect)
*throw in a bin for disposal
*other

I can't figure out where they all go tbh

Recycling centre. They don't take them in the green trash afaik.

shruikan2553

I got 2 hypoallergenic pillows. The problem I had with memory foam ones was that they were quite hard. They were the cheapest ones I could find. Everyone now an again I'll buy a new pillow, not like it so girlfriend gets it and I take one of hers.

The Backwards Man

gozunda wrote: »

Question: Where do people get rid of old duvets and pillows?

Most pillows I find don't last that long and duvets eventually die - do you

*recycle them ( not too sure there is a market for second hand pillow ect)
*throw in a bin for disposal
*other

I can't figure out where they all go tbh

We have a fire-fairy in Donegal. You leave the flammable pillows (or mattress, suite of furniture, carpet etc) out at dusk and they are mysteriously reduced to ashes before sunrise and the environmental officer gets out of bed.

mad muffin

Foxhound38 wrote: »

I have one of these, and it's absolutely class

Whom ever designed that website… please shoot them. :mad:

Kiwi in IE

Goose down all the way. Can't stand any other sort of pillows. Or duvets for that matter.

johndaman66

Ye people with 3, 4 or more pillows - how the fuk do ye sleep at night?

One for me an tis plenty....

stateofflux

a good duck down one where you can shape it with a few thumps.. F**ing HATE
those hospital type sponge ones.

Jurassic Cyclist 24

I have a feather one but the neck support isn't the best!

mfceiling

A 6 inch cement block does the trick for me...

jimmy180sx

Mine is proper scabby..most probably flaky skin, dribble, and microscopic bugs. But its damn comfy.

MistyCheese

My husband and I got fancy new pillows in Ikea last week but I don't like mine so I went back to my old one.

Banjo String

LizzieJones wrote: »

My (stupidly large) bosom gets in the way so I have 3 pillows stacked up. All cotton fiber. I'm a stomach sleeper.

How large we talking here Elizabeth?

Ghost Buster

Cheapo synthetic pillow on the bottom for lift, expensive feather pillow on top. Then a V pillow for bed time reading and other pre sleepie time activities which get dumped down the side o the bed for sleepie time proper.

mad muffin

Banjo String wrote: »

How large we talking here Elizabeth?

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