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Detergent and a good hand-wash will keep your pillows fluffy and fresh. At one time, the filler material inside bed pillows usually consisted of some kind of natural material, such as cotton, wool, or the feathery down from ducks or geese. But today's sleepers very often find that a pillow filled with some form of flexible rubber or polyurethane foam offers a better sleeping experience. Foam pillows-standard polyurethane, latex foam, memory foam, and gel-infused memory foam-are generally less susceptible to collecting dirt than pillows with natural fillers, such as cotton, wool, or feathery down. But eventually, your foam pillows will collect skin and hair cells, dust mites, and possibly stains. After removing their coverings, foam pillows offer some special challenges for cleaning, as solid foam can be damaged and broken by the action of a washing machine and clothes dryer. For solid foam pillows, you must use gentle detergents and hand-washing to clean them.
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