Bed pillows accumulate sweat, saliva, body oils and allergens over time, causing unsightly yellow stains, plus allergies that can trigger skin irritations. We're often asked whether it's possible to ...

A shocking number of items can be safely cleaned in a washing machine, like shoes, stuffed animals, and backpacks. But can you add pillows to the list? We consulted with two laundry and cleaning ...

Wash overlooked bathroom items like tub pillows, shower curtains, liners, and bath mats regularly to prevent mildew and grime buildup. Toss reusable grocery bags and pet bedding in the wash often to ...

When it comes to keeping your sleeping spaces clean, you might know you're supposed to, say, wash your sheets once a week along with your pillowcases, but when was the last time you washed your actual ...

It's time to give your pillows a spa day, which includes washing them the right way. We've got answers to all your pressing pillow washing questions, like how often you should clean them and when it's ...

If you're vigilant about regularly laundering your bedding—except your pillows—you're certainly not alone. The problem is, even when covered, unwashed pillows can harbor dead skin cells, sweat, and ...

The answer might be more frequent than you think. You have your linen laundering schedule under control, but forgetting to clean this one item might be compromising the cleanliness of your home. We’re ...

That’s what we thought. Here are the best ways to wash them by pillow type Written By Written by Contributor, Buy Side Eleni Gage is a contributor to Buy Side and a lifestyle expert on travel, food, ...

A: Start with an ounce of prevention: Encase pillows in zippered protective covers. Launder the covers monthly, and fluff pillows daily to restore their loft. At least twice a year, machine wash ...