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I'm looking at buying some luxury pillows. I'm sick to death of the standard ones.

Any recommendations? Are goose feather ones the best?

Where is the best place to get them too?

Money isn't an issue as I spend a fair bit of time in bed and I don't mind paying to improve my quality of sleep.
 
ref: tempur

looked at them and tried them out in a showroom

are they really that good?


I don't know if i could get on with the deep sill of the pillow
 
Reg in slippers said:
looked at them and tried them out in a showroom

are they really that good?


I don't know if i could get on with the deep sill of the pillow
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It took a couple of weeks to get used to the mattress but it is a fantastic nights sleep and now sleeping on anything else would be uncomfortable :)

By the way I don't work for them :D
 
Apparently, memory foam pillows take a week or so to get used to, but once you have, they're really comfy. I really want one, but they're about £70 for a tempur, there are cheaper alternatives, but I dont know if they're as good.
 
EastEnder said:
I sleep on a pile of broken paving stones.

Cos I'm well 'ard.

:cool:
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*Gets coat*
 
My mum has Tempur mattresses and pillows at her house, and they make me feel seasick in bed :(

Even the very best pillows need changing every 2 - 3 years, so I only buy mid-priced ones, rather than super expensive ones.

I'm allergic to feathers, so we have Dupont anti-allergy pillows (around £45 each), which can be washed frequently with no loss of plumpness. Rather like myself. :)
 
get some french stylee square pillows. They are the shit.

laredute(no idea of spelling) i think have a website and sell em.

dave
 
sleaterkinney said:
Yeah and I bet their "never knowingly undersold" guarentee doesn't cover their own online store. :mad:
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Actually, I've just checked again.

It's actually the Siberian Goose Down & Feather Pillow which is £30 online.

The John Lewis Siberian Goose Down Pillow go for £80 online. :eek:

I hope that makes you feel better. :)
 
LD Rudeboy said:
As opposed to adult kittens? :confused:

What's the grammatical term for a redundant word in a sentence again? :p
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Tortology, as in Koi Carp or the River Avon (koi means carp, Avon means river)
 
LD Rudeboy said:
Actually, I've just checked again.

It's actually the Siberian Goose Down & Feather Pillow which is £30 online.

The John Lewis Siberian Goose Down Pillow go for £80 online. :eek:

I hope that makes you feel better. :)
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I'll check and see which one I have later , I'd be chuffed if it was the £80 one.
 
I've got feather ones and a duvet that I got from Ikea. So yummy, I love them - it makes such a huge difference to your sleep :). Can't remember how much they were, I'll look on the website now.
 
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