What's the best pillow you ever had?

This Fat Girl Runs

Serious question. I need a new pillow because the memory foam one I have now sucks.

Birneybau

Pillow forum. Near the Mustard one.

Surreptitious

A massive set of spongey boobies.

queueeye

This Fat Girl Runs wrote: »

Serious question. I need a new pillow because the memory foam one I have now sucks.

As it happens the best pillow I ever had sucked too!

Trev De rev

This Fat Girl Runs wrote: »

Serious question. I need a new pillow because the memory foam one I have now sucks.

Didn't know they sucked. No wonder they cost so much

Birneybau

Surreptitious wrote: »

A massive set of spongey boobies.

You just made them sound unappealing. Thanks for that.

Surreptitious

Birneybau wrote: »

You just made them sound unappealing. Thanks for that.

I hope it put a spring in your step.

Alf Stewart.

Cool side.

Deffo the cool pillow

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HOHEvkHZ71k

Winterlong

I have developed a love for the mid range ikea pillows.

(are sensible answers allowed in here?)

BBDBB

not the one I have now

snickerpuss

I had this exact problem and then I bought a Dunlopillo Super Comfort Pillow in Arnotts and have been having the best sleep for months. A bit of give but not too much and springs back perfectly. I got 2 for 1 in New Year sales I think.

http://www.arnotts.ie/dunlopillo-super-comfort-pillow/299515/400400550

This Fat Girl Runs

Winterlong wrote: »

I have developed a love for the mid range ikea pillows.

(are sensible answers allowed in here?)

I'm hoping for sensible answers because I need a solution to the pillow problem.

I'm also hoping for the funny ones because I could do with a laugh

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

The memory foam ones hurts my neck. I used to hate sleeping with pillows and I'd say until I was about 16 or 17, I would sleep with my head under the pillow.
Now, I need big squishy but firm pillows, more than one but less than two, so I usually have a cheaper small pillow like a pancake under my proper pillow. And my neck and shoulders are constantly in bits.

Hande hoche!

Used to have one of those memory foam pillows, switched to a down filled one from Dunnes. Much more comfortable.

Peregrine

Winterlong wrote: »

(are sensible answers allowed in here?)

No. :mad:

Your Face

Her name was Elaine.

donegal.

snickerpuss wrote: »

I had this exact problem and then I bought a Dunlopillo Super Comfort Pillow in Arnotts and have been having the best sleep for months. A bit of give but not too much and springs back perfectly. I got 2 for 1 in New Year sales I think.

http://www.arnotts.ie/dunlopillo-super-comfort-pillow/299515/400400550

£55 in amazon

fergiesfolly

Some of the worst arguments I've had with the wife, is when she throws out the old pillows and buys new ones. Take me ages to get comfortable on it. And just when I have it right....

Day Lewin

I once had a pillow I loved so much I wrote my name on it. It smelt of home. Not too hard, not too thin, and plumped up firmly year after year.
:-)
Love me, love my pillow.