13-02-2015, 02:03 PM
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Re: Can anyone recommend a comfy pillow?
Originally Posted by carol
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I'd quite happily lie with no pillows at all if I had to. As it is - I use one pillow - it was from Ikea - nothing special but comfortable for me.
I frequently sleep flat if my neck is playing up, Carol. Only thing is, I can only do that if I lay on my back, I have to keep the pillow next to the bed so I can reach it if I want to turn on my side. I seem to stay in one position for most of the night though.
13-02-2015, 04:19 PM
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Re: Can anyone recommend a comfy pillow?
Originally Posted by maursey
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I have had so many different pillows and none of them seem to do what they promise. I recently paid a good price for a water one but it still isn't comfortable, yet when I go to hotels their pillows are perfect.
I must admit I have never tried a duck and down feather one. Can someone recommend them? I want a pillow that is plumped up and stays plumped up. Most of them tend to flatten after some use.
Maursey... Believe me the best pillow i have ever used and still have to this day is the V shaped pillow, it still has the bounce from when i first bought it when i was pregnant 29 yrs ago...
i know what your thinking " It's an Antique " but no i kept it with the pillowcase that i had to buy separately, in a plastic bag and i just use it now and again and it still does the trick. It keeps your head and neck in place and gives you a good night sleep 
13-02-2015, 04:31 PM
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Re: Can anyone recommend a comfy pillow?
Originally Posted by Suzuki Sue
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Maursey... Believe me the best pillow i have ever used and still have to this day is the V shaped pillow, it still has the bounce from when i first bought it when i was pregnant 29 yrs ago... i know what your thinking " It's an Antique " but no i kept it with the pillowcase that i had to buy separately, in a plastic bag and i just use it now and again and it still does the trick. It keeps your head and neck in place and gives you a good night sleep
13-02-2015, 04:42 PM
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Re: Can anyone recommend a comfy pillow?
Originally Posted by Patsy
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Does it work though if you have to sleep on one side ?
From what i remember is you do lay a little propped up, as it's if it's hugging you like two arms, and does restrict you turning over on your side. But the feeling is really cosy....
I think really you need to try it by using two pillows of your own and make a V shape towards your head and see what you think? That would be best
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