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OT Hungarian goose down pillows
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In article , Sacha writes These people have standard size HGD pillows for £36.00 each. http://www.duvetandpillowwarehouse.co.uk/index.html Which is the firmest pillow filling? We just hate soft pillows and prefer a lot more support, so does HGD produce a very soft or very supportive pillow filling? I bought a pillow filled with polyether foam chips frm Fenwick's a while ago. It seems to be the firmest I've had. Its height was adjustable, as the casing had a zip so excess chips could be removed. -- Helen D. Vecht: Edgware. |
OT Hungarian goose down pillows
"Janet Tweedy" wrote Goodness this newsgroup is becoming extraordinarily 'self-help' he) Next thing people will be able to tell me whether the Tassimo or Senseo coffee makers are any good:) Janet Tweedy I find proper filter coffee better than the Senseo type machines:~) Jenny |
OT Hungarian goose down pillows
In article , Sacha
writes No, I haven't tried that but I suppose I could - trouble is what it costs to buy something that might be a Bad Idea in the end! We use two pillows but of different 'strengths'. Tom doubles his pillow over and sleeps on the doubled over edge :) -- Janet Tweedy Dalmatian Telegraph http://www.lancedal.demon.co.uk |
Hi I think goose down is quite a luxury, light as a feather so to speak but you can get allergies if they do not suit you. They will be warm and you could get a low tog 2 and say an 8 tog which will clip and un clip to match the seasons. Make sure the pillow has a really high quality fabric around it so that the feathers do not start to poke out. I found a lot on this site https://www.raymattextiles.co.uk/
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