On the pillows, Iβve never had any good luck buying pillows in the past. I tried Beckham Hotel Collection recently because it was the best seller on Amazon, and I figured why not. The king size is definitely the comfier pillow. Itβs fluffy but it also gives and sinks in just the right amount. And it wasnβt even nearly the most expensive pillow I was looking at. YMMV but may be worth a shot.
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Speaking of pillows. I forget what brand I have, but I'm sure there are a bunch that make the same general thing. I was annoyed that I had to fight with every pillow I had to keep it from becoming a flat piece of cardboard. 8 years ago I bought pillows filled with shredded memory foam. They came with the stuffing separately so that I could fill my pillow up myself. It's the best pillow I've ever had, and it hasn't gone flat at all after many years.
So, shredded memory foam is the way to go.
I have a solid memory foam pillow and it fucking sucks. It's like right in the middle of not being firm enough and not being soft enough. Maybe I'll try to find one like yours.
My solution to this is to stack a soft pillow on top of a firm pillow.
I agree that pillows are very individualized, but Iβm going to add my pillow choice out there since everyone else seems to be!
Iβm very hot natured, so I found the GhostBed Pillow that stays cool during the night. Add to it that itβs just the right amount of firmness for me, and I love it.
For this situation - my wife and I got coop home goods pillows. Expensive, but sooo worth it. You can add or remove filling from them for firmer or softer, they're not solid memory foam so you won't overheat as easily, and just overall very comfy pillows. A high quality mattress is a great investment too, unfortunately they're expensive. I got a purple mattress 3 or 4 years ago and it ruined regular and memory foam mattresses for me because it's squishy enough to mold to me and be comfy but still give my back support it needs, and is cool enough that I don't overheat. Pillows and mattress were not cheap, but I'd pay double what I did with how much they helped my neck and back at night
Ha, I just recommended Coop Home Goods as well before I read your comment. Best pillows ever.
Repeating the name of the person you were just introduced to remember it. As in "Hello EfreetSK, nice to meet you". Doesn't work for me, writing it down afterwards does if I can still remember it
What they meant to say was "Buy a Coop Home Goods Eden Pillow". We have four on our bed and two full body pillows as well. Can't sleep on anything else now, always take at least one when I travel.
Hey going off the pillow thing, I was in the same boat until I found a thin pillow. I've never been a memory foam or tempurpedic guy, but this pillow changed my sleep. Sorry of I sound like s shill but I love sleep.
Do one even need pillows? I have been pillowless for more than a decade now
For sleeping on your side you do, unless you're a fan of sore necks
Maybe I got got by an ad who knows, but I will say this. Pillow cube is the best sleep I have ever had
Probably but I'm reading this with my pillow folded over. It will probably be good for me but not at that markup. Damn, it's memory foam not expensive materials.