I wanna pillow

BettiePage

I get through a pillow about every 2 months in my quest for the perfect one. I sleep on my front with my head to one side so need one 'built up' at the sides. I've spent upto £18 so far on a pillow which was lovely for about 2 weeks and then went flat

Any suggestions?

badmumof1

feather ones

i have goose and they are beautiful
always plump back up when beaten too

goggins1977

we have a tempur matress and bought the pillows to go with it they are VERY expensive £60-£90 but absolutly fantastic,i would highly reccommend them

[Deleted User]

I find Ikea do a good selection of pillows with a variety of prices. I got a great feather one for £3 and it suits me really well.

dook_2

M&S pillows are cheap (£3 each and were 2 for £5 a little while ago) and I've found them to be brilliant, so far they've stayed very fluffy!

Smiley_Mum

I bought the second pillow on this page (Anatomical neckcare pillow) when they were sold by Argos.

http://www.brandbury.co.uk/anti__dustmite_and_anti_bacteria.htm

I've had it a while and it is fully washable etc, doesn't go flat or anything. It takes a little bit of getting used to but once you do it is very comfortable, you'll never go back to a standard pillow.

wannabe

I hear the memory pillows are fab. Netto are selling them at 9.99 next week. Not sure if this is a good price yet though - sorry.

thomasbentley_2

the jml pillows are good-
a good pillow is so underestimated in good sleep/ no back pain
http://www.jmldirect.com/
tb

organic_wanabe

I have four of the tempur ones (2 each of 2 different styles) and don't like them - they have now been consigned to storage until I get around to putting them on ebay. However, I love my tempur mattress. Like you - I have yet to find the perfect pillow and I think I have tried most types. I think it gets more difficult as you get older, I used to be able to sleep anywhere (even in a telephone box in Zurich in my youth!). I'll keep searching and read this thread with interest.

roses

[quote=[Deleted User];4637024]I find Ikea do a good selection of pillows with a variety of prices. I got a great feather one for £3 and it suits me really well.[/quote]

Thanks! £3 is very cheap for a feather pillow

Edinburghlass_2

I can recommend Dunlopillow Serenity pillows, have used them for years and try to replace when they are on offer somewhere at around £20.