what are the wash instructions for the pillow case?
335851
The tag says the cover can be machine washed with mild detergent in warm water. Tumble dry on low heat.
367111
I don't recommend drying the actual pillows. You can unzip the pillowcase, take it off the pillow, and then wash and dry the pillowcase.
1271239
Not sure. Haven't tried to wash it yet. But instructions say "please remove stuffing before wash". Not sure if it means the pillow itself before washing the cover that comes on it.
1403649
You can spot clean the actual pillow with a mild detergent. It is not machine washable or machine dryable.
915708
The instructions are to take the pillow cover off and let it air out for 2-3 days before use. We did that and the smell went away. Expose it so all you see is the foam material and let it air out.
1627725
i wash it on gentle and lay to dry. then, fluff back up with fingers. I made a blanket and pillow covers. I love it.
817400
The pillow case is the one that is fitted to the pillow. It can be taken off and washed and put back on. I like this pillow very much. Lorraine
71554
i've not washed mine, i just whack it to get hair, crumbs out. BUT if i were to wash iti'd probably put it in a pillow case, delicate, cold, etc.
1832731
I don't think the whole pillow is washable....there's a small zipper on the handle side where you can remove the stuffing & then wash the pillow itself....the stuffing looks like polyester clumps...I wouldn't want to try to takeout the filler to wash the pillow & expect to put it back & still be the same shape
1079937
I have had a couple of these pillows. They arrive with a chemical smell from the packaging that irritated. I just washed (submerged) them in a pail with dishwashing liquid soap solution. Then I rinsed them, drained them and let them air dry. That worked well with no danger of destroying your washer/dryer.
192697
I like the pillow.But iHave not wash the whole pillow. I made a pillow case for it
562170
Yes the pillowcase cover is washable. Just remove the buckwheat hulls and put them in another clean pillowcase. You can use a plastic garbage bag but you will lose a few buckwheat hulls when you transfer them back due to static electricity hanging on to a few of them.
1634795
None you have to buy all the pillows and shams. Don't wash the comforter it will never be the same
348090
You can wash and dry pillow and all. I've had to wash mine 3x since purchasing it and it still looks great.
1220615
In general, you can machine wash down pillows and blankets. Though there isn't any specific instructions in the description about how to wash the pillow, I think you can wash it like any other down pillows.
1992858
I just put it in the washing machine with my sheets, and then in the dryer. I've only washed it twice.
2175646
I have a couple of pillowcases for it that I can wash-one I ordered on Amazon and one I hand-stitched from an old pillowcase. Choose your own color.