Pillows

Ex_Gas_Guzzler

Anyone know a good place for new pillows at reasonable prices? Thanks

nic_avalon

I picked up a couple of really good quality pillows in Marks and Spencer yesterday. They are on a 2 for £5 offer year-round, but this weekend M&S have 20% off home so they worked out at £2 a pillow. HTH

dmg24

nic_avalon wrote: »

I picked up a couple of really good quality pillows in Marks and Spencer yesterday. They are on a 2 for £5 offer year-round, but this weekend M&S have 20% off home so they worked out at £2 a pillow. HTH

These are not 'good quality' pillows. They are fine and serve the purpose for the short term, but no better than 'value' type pillows on offer in any of the supermarkets.

If you want a pillow that will last, you should look to pay around £10 per pillow (or more, depending on the filling). Dunelm Mill have some around this price that offer excellent value, and will last a great deal longer than anything that costs £2! Remember that you spend a great deal of time using them, so they are well worth the investment.

hunsbury0

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I have bought many pillows over the years. They all go limp.But the best I have got to date is from pound stretchers.
I think that the price was £9 each or 2 for £15.
This was last year, but I do not know whether they still stock these ( memory foam) type ones. These are the normal types not the contoured
types which I do not like. These are heavy seem to hold the firmness.

~~Diane~~

Morrisons had Silentnight pillows 2 for £6 last week.

Dunelm is also have good quality pillows, I got some about 18months ago and they're still bouncy and comfy I £10 each.

Dustykitten

I got some from Next 2 in a pack for £15 - so far so good

sloppychops

~~Diane~~ wrote: »

Morrisons had Silentnight pillows 2 for £6 last week.

Dunelm is also have good quality pillows, I got some about 18months ago and they're still bouncy and comfy I £10 each.

I bought Silentnight pillows for my sons bed and they are awful,went flat and lumpy really quick.

Enterprise_1701C

I have utterly given up buying expensive pillows. I have never found any that do not go flat and/or lumpy. I find it is best to just buy cheap ones and replace them when needed. This way we get a fresh pillow every few months or so rather than thinking we have spent a fortune on these pillows so we will have to make them last longer. Hence I have stocked up on M&S pillows - at that price (cheaper than market) I can't go wrong!

Ex_Gas_Guzzler

Thanks to everyone for the replies, i'm thinking cheap one's (foam) and throw away every few months. (Thanks Jane)
Heard something on radio 2 today about mites in feather pillows so probably avoid them.
Thanks all..
:j:j:j:j

paulwellerfan

IKEA do some reasonably priced pillows that last for ages

dnomyar

Instore usually have a good range from the cheap ones at 2.99 for 2 or the good memery ones at 9.99 each (last week was 2 for 15.00). With various prices in between.