Did you know that you use your pillow for over 2500 hours a year? That’s over 100 days non-stop! Your pillow is much more than just something to put your head on at night, it is a vital part of getting a good night’s sleep. Using the wrong pillow can mean that you don’t sleep as soundly as you should, waking from deep sleep to try and get more comfortable resulting in waking up not feeling refreshed, sound familiar?
Choosing the right pillow
You spend so much time with your pillow that it’s worth going to the trouble of selecting the right pillow supplier. You will have your own sleeping style; perhaps you sleep mostly on your side, perhaps on your back, or a mixture of the two – this determines the ideal height of your pillow. Depending upon the state of your neck, spine and back you will require a specific amount of support from your pillow, you’ll even have your own preferences for the pillow filling; Synthetic（polyester） or natural (feather or down), or perhaps something more unusual like memory foam, latex, cotton or water.
Polyester
These synthetic pillows’often called ‘fibre fill,’ ‘microfibre’ or ‘cluster fill”are the most common type for sale in bedding stores. Polyester pillows need to be replaced every one to two years. Choose a different fill if you require more support for your head and neck.
Advantages:Relatively cheap, lightweight, good for those with allergies, easy to care for, easy to bend and scrunch to get required height, not noisy.
Disadvantages: Flatten easily; no long life-span; usually just can offer medium support;
Summary: Polyester pillows are the workhorse of the pillow world and are the most versatile; being a pretty good choice for most people and suited to many sleeping styles.
To find out more about our polyester pillow manufacturer information and our products, please visit our official blog: www.springtextile.com/blogs/ or or Spring Hometextile video channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCMCz-yKQMYxA1e2Uscw5PHw.
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