But just as with a mattress, there is no one-size-fits-all pillow, and so much depends on personal preference (do you want to sink into a pile of down feathers, or would you rather be propped up ...

For soft and fluffy pillows, down alternatives are one of the best options if you don’t want real down pillows (or don’t want to pay a premium for down). Down-alternative pillows are also ...

As far as comfort goes, pillow technology has evolved considerably in recent years. Gone are the days when the choice of ...

To find the best pillows we've tested the most popular memory foam, microfibre, feather and down pillows available. These include pillow brands such as Emma, Ikea, Silentnight, Simba, Slumberdown and ...

The higher the fill power, the fluffier and more supportive the pillow will be. Second, think about the feather-to-down ratio. Pillows with a higher percentage of down feathers will be softer and ...

When your toddler transitions out of their crib into a toddler bed, it’s a good time to consider introducing them to a pillow, too. You’ll want one that’s just the right size for their ...

Having more experience with lying on mattresses than most, McKenzie has reviewed over 150 beds and a variety of different sleep products including pillows, mattress toppers and sheets. McKenzie ...

Synthetic fiber pillows and down pillows can go in the washing machine. Foam pillows cannot. The good news is that all pillows can be spot-cleaned! This can also be done to pre-treat any stains ...

The use of down and feathers in pillows is regulated, and both are cleaned to ensure that they’re free of bird allergens, such as feather dust and mites, according to the Asthma and Allergy ...

Washing your bed sheets weekly will help keep dust mite numbers down. The oil and sweat from our skin and hair, plus dead shed skin from our face and scalp, makes a pillow a popular feeding and ...