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Pillows:Feather or polyester
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calleyw wrote:I have heard they are good. We have just moved and I am not working at the moment. So can't justify £30/40 each for a (tempur) pillow. That would have to changed in a few years time anyway.
Calley, where did you see em for £40, ours were £69 in the sale at furniture village - I want some more if I can get em at £40! Let me know!0 -
I'm a 100% natural girl so it has got to be duck feather pillows and all cotton covers. I got new feather pillows last year in the sale (after using the previous ones for over 5 years!) and used these old ones to make the insides for 8 new living room cushions (after of course giving the insides a really good wash!) I reckon I saved myself quite a bit of money doing that and the cushions look great.0
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lipidicman wrote:Calley, where did you see em for £40, ours were £69 in the sale at furniture village - I want some more if I can get em at £40! Let me know!
oops the ones I was looking at seemed to the travel ones for about £30/£40.
So I can even less afford one if they are £60/£70 a pillow.
I will slink off and shut up now
Yours
CalleyHope for everything and expect nothing!!!
Good enough is almost always good enough -Prof Barry Schwartz
If it scares you, it might be a good thing to try -Seth Godin0 -
I'm with Allexie - I have goose down ones.(Got a goose down duvet too - worth every penny BTW) However, the ones I got were really too hard when brand new - stuffed too full. I found I was gettng bad neck/back so bought a foam osteo one which did the job until Mr TM and his heavy head had beaten the down ones into submission
I use artificial ones in the pillows I have 'on display' that just get leaned against when I'm watching tv. Guests get polyester ones cos they don't get used that often, I can change them often and SIL is allergic to feather anyway.
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Feather anyday for me and pure cotton bedding please.
Kids have polyester as it is much easier to wash on not too big on little heads.
Last time I washed the feathered ones they really stank like ..a wet chicken?, so I changed them for new M&S ones. Not that pricey.I lost my job as a cricket commentator for saying “I don’t want to bore you with the details”.Milton Jones0 -
I love down & feather ones best. Good value (sorry, can't remember price) from Ikea.0
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