i wanna buy pillows

bargainbasement

Hi need some pillows cheap but half decent - any offers anywhere?

diable

See if the John Lewis sale is still on.

bb69

Debenhams pillows 2 for £12 and sometimes they have an extra 20% off too. I find them very comfortable

Greentea

what kind of pillows are you after? Polyester, feather or memory foam fillings?

Personally I recommend a good memory foam one, it will last forever, the polyesters ones will need replaced in a year.

tanith

Tesco had some really nice feather pillows last week my MIL bought two and says they are great and washable

Tim_Deegan

tanith wrote: »

Tesco had some really nice feather pillows last week my MIL bought two and says they are great and washable

Feather pillows that are washable...........are you sure?

tanith

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

Feather pillows that are washable...........are you sure?

Of course I'm sure , just google washable feather pillows...:rolleyes: Its a good idea if you are drying them in a tumble dryer to put a clean pair of trainers in with the pillows it beats the lumps out and helps the feathers to fluff up

*Scottish*Lass*

Primark do them really cheap. They've got a few different kinds (can't tell you what they are off the top of my head I'm afraid) I got them for about £3 each and so far they're really doing the job!! I've had them about a year now and they're still in good nick. GL

shiningdove

We stayed at a premier inn not long ago and loved the pillows - never slept so good.
I took it out of the pillowcase and looked at the lable.
Fogarty.. and these are the ones - http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/1274282/Trail/searchtext%3EPILLOW.htm

Proper cheap and you get four of them in one pack!

we sleep like babys xD

gadjah543

BHS 4 for £10 springback pillows

Tim_Deegan

tanith wrote: »

Of course I'm sure , just google washable feather pillows...:rolleyes: Its a good idea if you are drying them in a tumble dryer to put a clean pair of trainers in with the pillows it beats the lumps out and helps the feathers to fluff up

Hmm, well I'm not so sure about them. When I was a kid I worked in a factory that made quilts and pillows part time. The fabric used was sealed to stop any dust from the pillows passing through and causing any alergies.