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TJ Hughes Silentnight Memory Foam Pillow £9.99

sarahlucy_2
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Hello TJ Hughes have the following memory foam pillows on offer:
Silentnight Memory Foam Traditional Pillow £9.99
http://www.tjhughes.co.uk/fcp/product/brands-for-less//Silentnight-Memory-Foam-Pillow/268
Silentnight Coolmax Traditional Pillow £19.99
http://www.tjhughes.co.uk/fcp/product/brands-for-less//Silentnight-Coolmax-Memory-Foam-Pillow/672
Delivery I think is £5.50?? - so probably best to buy in store if you have one near you??
Silentnight Memory Foam Traditional Pillow £9.99
http://www.tjhughes.co.uk/fcp/product/brands-for-less//Silentnight-Memory-Foam-Pillow/268
Silentnight Coolmax Traditional Pillow £19.99
http://www.tjhughes.co.uk/fcp/product/brands-for-less//Silentnight-Coolmax-Memory-Foam-Pillow/672
Delivery I think is £5.50?? - so probably best to buy in store if you have one near you??
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Hello TJ Hughes have the following memory foam pillows on offer:
Silentnight Memory Foam Traditional Pillow £9.99
http://www.tjhughes.co.uk/fcp/product/brands-for-less//Silentnight-Memory-Foam-Pillow/268
Silentnight Coolmax Traditional Pillow £19.99
http://www.tjhughes.co.uk/fcp/product/brands-for-less//Silentnight-Coolmax-Memory-Foam-Pillow/672
Delivery I think is £5.50?? - so probably best to buy in store if you have one near you??
Zoom in on the section drawing and you will see that it only contains a small amount of memory foam, and is mainly polyester (cheap hollow fibre).0 -
I thought only a small amount of memory foam is needed anyways for mattresses and pillows?
But could I ask what the "best" pillows to get are. Mine are getting maingy (sp?) looking now so could do with being replaced but where only bog standard pillows anyway. Anything that helps to sleep better can only be a worthwhile investment0 -
Midnight_Tboy wrote: »I thought only a small amount of memory foam is needed anyways for mattresses and pillows?
But could I ask what the "best" pillows to get are. Mine are getting maingy (sp?) looking now so could do with being replaced but where only bog standard pillows anyway. Anything that helps to sleep better can only be a worthwhile investment
In mattresses you need 2" of memory foam. In pillows most if not all of it should be memory foam.
The memory fill pillows are the best type in my opinion.0 -
thanks once more Tim.
I see King Koil memory fill pillows are about £20 + delivery. Might have to look at getting me some of them to try out0
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