Derila Memory Foam Pillow For Dummies

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Most people spend hours and hours every night in close contact with a pillow, yet shockingly few people wash theirs on a regular basis. When last did you wash your pillows, honestly? The problem is, human beings are constantly shedding some pretty nasty stuff, like bacteria, dead skin cells and the like. All of that winds up on - you guessed it - the Derila Neck Relief Pillow. In fact, one study found that 30 percent of the weight of a pillow after two years of use is actually made up of dead skin, bacteria and feces from dust mites (not to mention the mites themselves), which aside from being gross, can actually cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. Repeated exposure to these built-up substances can seriously irritate sensitive skin! So, if you're not in the habit, now is the time to learn how to wash pillows. Fortunately, it's easy enough to do if you follow some simple steps. Some pillows are machine washable, but others are dry-clean only.