Washing your pillows regularly will remove unwanted materials from the pillow, like dust mites and allergens. But it can be difficult to get over the idea of dunking them in water or risking clumping these fluffy friends together. Wet washing is a great way to keep away all sorts of unwelcome guests!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

You may wonder, how can I dry my pillows? Can I put them in the dryer?<\/em><\/p>\n\n\n\n

You can put pillows in the dryer. Place the pillows in a dryer on the lowest heat possible. Add an extra softener sheet for freshness and two or three tennis balls to help fluff them up! Keep track of time so you can remove your pillow when it’s done getting fluffy, not burnt (or at least before). It is even recommended to put your pillows in the dryer every few weeks to kill bacteria and mites in your pillows.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Putting your pillows in the dryer is a very simple way of drying your washed pillows. It is much quicker than air-drying them. However, drying them like regular laundry will turn your pillows hard, clumped, or even completely unusable. You should know how to put them in the dryer and how often to have clean and durable pillows.<\/p>\n\n\n\n