Pillows turn yellow or brown over time due to sweat and oils absorbed from your face and body.
Other causes are sleeping with wet hair and freshly applied body lotion or oils.
Before placing it in your washing machine, verify to check the label on your pillow.
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Youll be surprised how white it will turn out.
If the label is no longer readable or completely cut off, go to the manufacturers website.
you might either add or completely replace the filler if it has a zipper.
If the pillows are filled with polyester, they can be washed at 104F.
It is best to wash and dry pillows in dry weather.
They will dry faster and prevent an unpleasant odor.
Step 2:
Before washing, treat the pillows with detergent.
Pour 3.4 oz of hydrogen peroxide and a drop of dish soap into a spray bottle.
Spray the pillows with the solution on all sides.
Leave the treated pillows for 5 minutes.
Step 3:
Place inside the washing machine.
Depending on your washing machine, you might fit 1 or 2 pillows.
Step 4:
Use liquid detergent, either gel or capsule.
It should also be hypoallergenic and without a strong odor.
Wash the pillows on the synthetic cycle with a temperature of 104F.
In this mode, there is a maximum spin of 800 rpm.
Turn on extra rinse.
Wait until its done.
Fluff your pillows from time to time so they dry evenly.
