Pillow Talk: How to Keep It Clean
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BrightNest
(IC: blogger)
You spend 1/3 of your life with your head on your pillow, but have you ever cleaned it? You probably toss your sheets in the washing machine every week or so, but it’s just as important to de-funk your pillows! You don’t have to wash them as frequently as your sheets – just twice a year – but doing so will help keep your fluffy pillows germ-free. This way, you won’t be sharing your bed with bacteria and other undesirable bedfellows.
Here’s how:
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Published June 26th, 2015 7:00 PM
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Linda Huckfeldt on Oct 10, 2016When I wash something that needs to be fluffed up after washing, I went out and got a pair of REALLY CHEAP WHITE Tennis shoes, and that is the only thing that I use the for. Pop them into the dryer with whatever needs fluffing, and works like a charm. P.S. get them in a size that you cannot wear, and then they won't get worn by mistake...
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Elizabeth Siegle on Apr 19, 2017
I LOVE my wool dryer balls! The pups do too, kept stealing them when I was removing clothes from the dryer, so they can't help with the laundry anymore. LOL The wool balls don't make nearly the amount of noise as tennis balls, and you can add essential oils prior to a load.
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