Snuggledown Hungarian Goose Down Pillow 1 Pack - Soft Support Front Sleeper Pillow for Neck Pain Relief - 100% Jacquard Cotton Cover, Hypoallergenic, UK Standard Size (48cm x 74cm)

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The inner core of this pillow is made of 85% natural Hungarian goose feather and 15% down sandwiched between outer chambers made of 90% goose down and 10% feather. The cover comprises 100% super soft sateen cotton, 300 thread count, and a down and dust mite proof special tight weave. This pillow is breathable, anti-dust mite allergy ( Nomite™ certification), and OEKO-TEX certified, which ensures the product has not been made with any harmful toxins or chemicals. In addition, it is durable and will retain its shape and support over time. This pillow is also machine-washable at 40 degrees, and can be tumble-dried if necessary. Goose down is a natural fibre and may break down and compress over time, unlike memory foam pillows, for example, which can retain their shape. This is, however, largely dependent on the quality and product care. Given that we are talking about pillows, some degree of compression is inevitable; however, a well-cared-for high quality down pillow can minimise the compression, and it could last between 10 and 20 years. In addition, manufacturers usually offer around a 5-year warranty on these pillows. Oil Down feathers fall into one of seven categories of feathers✓ based on their structure and location on the bird’s body. The Differences Between Down And Feather

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Certain organisations and certifying bodies have been set up to evaluate all parts of the supply chain to ensure the ethical treatment of the birds. Below is a list of some of the certifications you can look out for when purchasing a cruelty-free goose down pillow:

If your down pillow is clean, it’s generally a naturally anti-allergic option. Unlike synthetic pillows, down doesn’t tend to attract mould, fungus, bacteria, or other nasty microbes. Overall, the Silentnight Just Like Down pillow is an extremely good product at the price. It does a pretty good job at providing the soft, comfortable feel that down provides while being free from actual down and uses 100% recycled materials inside the pillow instead. It is a fantastic choice for allergy sufferers or those just looking for an alternative to down. Caring for your down or feather pillows properly will help them last longer. For optimal health, wash pillowcases each week. You can wash pillows every 3-6 months. Overall, the UMI goose feather pillow is extremely impressive. The pillow is certified to be safe and sustainable. It also has a great design that helps keep the head supported and allow you to sleep comfortably. The price is on the higher end but it can be worth paying for a comfortable night’s sleep. Compared to pillows made from down alternatives (usually polyester), which last 1-2 years, pure down pillows last between 5-10 years with proper care.

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The inner chambers consist of 90% Hungarian goose feather and 10% Hungarian goose down. The outer chambers consist of 90% Hungarian goose down and 10% Hungarian goose feather. The soft feel option has no chamber and is filled with 90% Hungarian goose down and 10% Hungarian goose feather. This pillow is recommended for front sleepers. The filling is encased in a luxurious 280 thread count cotton casing for a lightweight and breathable finish and piped edges, and double stitching makes it a durable option. The fabric is also NoMite certified and could therefore be suitable for those with sensitivity or allergies to dust mites. Down and feather pillows are a good option if you are looking for alternatives to synthetic materials. They are warm, light, comfortable, and generally anti-allergic. The Snuggledown Hungarian Goose Down pillow is a luxuriously soft pillow designed for front sleepers. This pillow is constructed using 80% goose down, and 20% small goose feather encased in 300 thread count jacquard soft-touch cotton. Manufacturers claim that it will provide you with just the right amount of sink-in support. People who want a machine-washable option - it is sometimes not recommended to put down pillows in the washing machine.To reduce any allergies risk, always buy new from a reputable source and make sure that your pillow has a hypoallergenic cover.