Here’s how to clean dirty bed pillows to leave them white and smelling sweet

To fend off the yellow tint, it’s advisable to clean pillows periodically. This yellowing primarily stems from nightly sweat, creating a damp environment ideal for bacteria and mites. While some might dispose of their pillows at the first sight of a stain, others rely solely on pillowcases for protection. The truth? Ideally, pillows should be laundered every six months. Meanwhile, freshen up your duvet annually.

Pillow Revival: A Tried-and-True Cleaning Tip

Looking for an efficient way to disinfect your pillows and banish germs? Here’s a trusty old-fashioned trick:

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