Pillows!

[kermitology]

There are a million and one places to get pillows and a lot of them suck, I was hoping for some suggestions for good pillows..

Thanks to those who have suggested some places.

[ken0042]

Originally Posted by BuzzardsWife

The best pillows I have purchased were at Sears. They were around 120 dollars each

Is a $120 pillow really that much better than a $20 one?

I guess I've never found pillows survive a washing all that well, so I usually buy the cheap ones and then throw them out after a year or so.

[Iggy's Forehead]

Originally Posted by BuzzardsWife

The best pillows I have purchased were at Sears. They were around 120 dollars each, but I did get a deal on them during Sears days. They are down-filled though, if you aren't allergic to feathers. Note: Don't buy anything at Sears during the week. Almost everything goes on sale every weekend.

If anyone ever catches me paying $120 dollars for a single pillow, size me up for a straight jacket.

[Crazy Flamer]

I have a water pillow. You fill the bottom up with water. Got it from my physiotherapist, as it is supposed to reduce neck pain. Must say, works like a charm.

[MoneyGuy]

Originally Posted by fotze

I have one too. Made fun of my wife's for a year until I used it and I got my own. Her's has since popped so I have one and she doesn't, sucker.

It popped in bed. That'd be a lot of water. I gotta ask - who slept in THAT wet spot?

[rubecube]

I know where to find some dirty pillows...

[kermitology]

Originally Posted by fotze

Another question, why do hotels always have these massive oversized pillows, its like using the wall behind your bed for a pillow? Also why do hotel sheets always end up around your head by the morning?

Why does the hooker always end up dead in the hotel bathroom?

[Sample00]

Why does this thread remind me of "Planes, Trains and Automobiles"

"Those aren't pillows!!"

"ya, how about them Bears!"

[Fobby]

I listened to Robyn Regehr and went to intellibed and got one of their pillow. It's awesome.

[The Goon]

Originally Posted by Fobby

I listened to Robyn Regehr and went to intellibed and got one of their pillow. It's awesome.

I think that's exactly what I need. I'm going to go check them out this weekend.

[Sample00]

Originally Posted by fotze

Keavanguy told me about that incident when you guys went on that camping trip.

Well he musta been doing it with a bear cause I was sleeping in the trailer with my wife. last time I looked a very drunk Kevanguy was waundering the campsites look for a party

[Pagal4321]

I went to Home Outfitters to get my pillow, I love it. Need to go back to buy a 2nd one.

[Iowa_Flames_Fan]

I got my pillow at IKEA. I love it. They have a whole range of different qualities, but they're all well below 120 dollars. I think I paid 50 for mine, and I've had it about five years.

[gottabekd]

Originally Posted by Crazy Flamer

I have a water pillow. You fill the bottom up with water. Got it from my physiotherapist, as it is supposed to reduce neck pain. Must say, works like a charm.

So, because of the high specific heat capacity of water, does the pillow stay cool longer? Can't stand a warm pillow, so that might be something to look into...

[BuzzardsWife]

Originally Posted by Iggy's Forehead

If anyone ever catches me paying $120 dollars for a single pillow, size me up for a straight jacket.

Yes theres a huge difference between a cheap pillow and a good pillow. Its like leather seats compared to cloth I guess. One is alot more luxurious. Trust me. It's like bedsheets. Cheap bedsheets suck. I like a nice bed, so lock me up.

[Shazam]

Pacific Coast pillows are the best. They are quite expensive however. On the other hand, the last Pacific Coast pillow I had lasted me two years. These are available at Sears and L'n'T.

Daniadown sells a pretty inexpensive feather filled pillow that's lasted me okay. They aren't nearly as fluffy as the Pacific Coast ones.

I'm currently using synthetic filled pillows I bought from Costco. They're junk. I completely destroyed one in about a month (the filling got lumpy). I hate synthetic pillows - I've never found one that didn't get lumpy after a few weeks.

If you're looking for a pillow that stays cool during the night, you pretty well have to go with down.

[Kipru]

I can't believe that a forum supporting one of the toughest team in hockey has a 2-page conversation on pillows... Only right way to use any is the Mbb way:

[BuzzardsWife]

Originally Posted by Shazam

Pacific Coast pillows are the best. They are quite expensive however. On the other hand, the last Pacific Coast pillow I had lasted me two years. These are available at Sears and L'n'T.

Daniadown sells a pretty inexpensive feather filled pillow that's lasted me okay. They aren't nearly as fluffy as the Pacific Coast ones.

I'm currently using synthetic filled pillows I bought from Costco. They're junk. I completely destroyed one in about a month (the filling got lumpy). I hate synthetic pillows - I've never found one that didn't get lumpy after a few weeks.

If you're looking for a pillow that stays cool during the night, you pretty well have to go with down.

Mine are Pacific Coast too. They should last you years, just wash them and put a tennis ball in the dryer with them to dry.

[Rhetts_the_Best]

Bed Bath and Beyond
I actually don't think we have fun so i would recomend for normal priced pillows The Bay, Sears, Linens and things etc.
But for high end more impressive pillows talk to your Chiropractor( If you don't have one) Any orthopedic or health and wellness stores will have them.

[I-Hate-Hulse]

Costco has a memory foam pillow for $40. I got a $90 from HBC and I love the thing, doesn't 'donut' like the usual cheapo ones I get.