How to Dry Bedding N Bath’s, Foam Pillow?

After washing, do you want to dry your foam pillow? Given how much water memory foam absorbs, this may seem like an overwhelming undertaking. However, your wet pillow will dry very quickly if you have a little patience. Avoid heat sources, such as the dryer, despite how alluring a quick dry can seem. Read the complete guide below to find out how to dry out your pillow, so it’s ready for sleep.

Take off your pillow’s cover.

Take out the comforter from the bag and dryer. After the dryer cycle is complete, take the bag out of the dryer and remove the comforter. Remove the comforter from the dryer if you placed it there straight.

Squeeze the extra water out.

You may get rid of a ton of additional fluids using your hands. Although you won’t be able to collect everything, squeeze your pillow to get rid of extra water before continuing with the drying procedure. To avoid a mess, make sure to perform this outside or over a bucket, sink, tub, or another suitable surface. Avoid twisting and wringing out your pillow since you might ruin the fabric.

For four hours, leave your pillow outside.

Place your pillow in a well-ventilated spot that gets plenty of sun. Heat, air, and time are the three main ingredients for drying a foam pillow. Find a location on the ground that is clean (so your pillow won’t get dirty!) and, if you can, position it so that it will receive direct sunshine. Ensure the pillow has adequate airflow (on as many sides as possible).

Your pillow will dry faster inside your home if it is rainy or cloudy outside. Put the cushion somewhere with excellent ventilation in this situation (you could even point a fan in its direction!). Indoor drying will require more time—possibly up to 24 hours.

After two hours, flip the pillow over for speedier drying.

For a faster drying cushion, allow equal exposure to air and sunlight on both sides. Although it’s unnecessary, flipping your pillow over after a few hours in the sun might be a good idea. By doing this, you can finish drying the top of your pillow before having to wait for the bottom to do the same.

Before using your pillow, give it some time to dry completely.

Before you can use your pillow, it might require a bit more time in the sun. Check your pillow for extra dampness by pinching or poking it. If everything is dry, you got it done! You’ll need to keep your pillow out longer if it’s not. Please don’t bring it back inside before your pillow has dried out. If water isn’t dried out, mold and mildew may be able to grow there. If you need to finish quickly, blowing with a hairdryer on low speed will help.

What occurs if you dry a memory foam pillow in a dryer?

It would be best if you did not place your memory foam pillow in the washer or dryer. Your memory foam pillow’s cushioning might become damaged by the movements of a washer and dryer. In addition to weakening the fabric, it will shorten the Bedding N Bath’s pillow’s typical lifespan of 18 to 36 months.

How is a pillow unclamped?

But effectively remove bumps from pillows with your fingers, especially if they are feather or down pillows. Clumps are visible when you squeeze the pillow between your hands; gently rub the outer fabric with your fingertips to break up the clumps.

How can you plump up your memory foam pillow?

Squeezing and shaking a pillow lightly will cause the foam filling to return to its natural shape, swiftly plumping it up. It works exceptionally well if you have a memory foam cushion that has been ripped because the filling can move around quickly due to the air between the layers.

The quality of your pillow can impact your ability to sleep well because it won’t be as supportive and comfy as it should be. Buy Bedding N Bath premium pillows to make your night peaceful.