Decent bed pillows?

DJDLP1

DOES ANYONE KNOW WHERE I CAN GET SOME DECENT PILLOWS FOR MY BED? WANT AT LEAST 2, MAYBE 4.
ANY GOOD DEALS ABOUT?
CHEERS...:cool:

tajna

I bought some last Saturday from Debenhams, reduced from £40 to under £10 for 4.

cazkins

I'm looking for some new pillows too; soft but firm, that don't squash like a pancake! Just because they say 'rebound' or 'bounce back' doesn't mean they will
Tajna: Were those pillows Fogarty Duck feather? I can see them on the Debenhams site for £12, are they any good?

JDJLP1, there's some at Argos that are reasonably priced, including Dreamland cotton fresh half price from £12 to £6 for two, may be worth checking out Argos and perhaps getting a ticket to view them before purchasing so you can feel what they're like?

jackieb

I like Dunlopillo ones. They stay in shape and I wash mine at a hand wash setting in the washer, and dry them flat on towels. They're latex, had them for years and they've never gone out of shape.

kandyflossxxx

cazkins wrote: »

I'm looking for some new pillows too; soft but firm, that don't squash like a pancake! Just because they say 'rebound' or 'bounce back' doesn't mean they will
Tajna: Were those pillows Fogarty Duck feather? I can see them on the Debenhams site for £12, are they any good?

JDJLP1, there's some at Argos that are reasonably priced, including Dreamland cotton fresh half price from £12 to £6 for two, may be worth checking out Argos and perhaps getting a ticket to view them before purchasing so you can feel what they're like?

:mad:Hi all,just to let you know ARGOS has SOLD OUT of the pillows above grrrrrr

Swan_2

jackieb wrote: »

I like Dunlopillo ones. They stay in shape and I wash mine at a hand wash setting in the washer, and dry them flat on towels. They're latex, had them for years and they've never gone out of shape.

I second jackie's suggestion, I've tried every kind over the years & no matter how expensive or what the pillows promise, they always end up flat/lumpy/hard. Dunlopillos are wonderfully comfy & they stay that way

they're not cheap, but you'll save in the long run by never needing to replace them, like jackie mine are still going strong years down the line

MRSTITTLEMOUSE

I'm another one buys Dunlopillo latex pillows.
They wash and stay the same for years.
Might cost a bit more as far as the initial outlay is concerned but I think anything else is false economy realy.

DJDLP1

Cheers for all advice! Sounds like dunlopillo is the way to go...
Now to find some deals!!! Haha :d

Slinky_Malinky

There are a lot of Dunlopillo pillows on ebay - some new but not in packaging and some seconds.

sahra

I love Dorma pillows. They feel like featherdown but are hollowfibre.
Dunelm Mill always have some on offer.

http://www.dunelm-mill.com/product/Duvets%20And%20Pillows_Pillows/20150.htm

bex2002

any other suggestions on good pillows other than latex ones as i am allergic to latex - have tried so many pillows but they go flat really quickly! are silent night ones any good??