Hi! Can you. please, tell me if it makes pillows dirty, if you go to sleep before washing your hairs?
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I'm not sure. I do know it didn't get on her clothes from having it in her hair at school all day. But every time she's had it in her hair she's washed it out that night before bedtime.
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no it didn't for me. even when my hair was wet and I went to bed right after and I have white sheets. nothing rubbed off. but if you use too much it might come out in flakes
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I don't have the metallics, I have the primary colors and they didn't rub off on my clothes
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Catherine, you wash and dry the cover only like you do your sheets. It comes out great. Hope you're enjoying the pillow. I love mine. Thanks for asking.
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I don't like the dryer. I can't use it on high it would burn my hair and on low it takes so much longer to dry. Also you can't lower it down to where I would need it, so I have to set on pillows.
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You can spot clean the actual pillow with a mild detergent. It is not machine washable or machine dryable.
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I use it in the day but you can use it at night too. It's a little "greasy" for night time since it can get on your pillowcases. I would suggest blotting it with tissues before you go to bed if you choose to use it at night.
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I do it before bed and it works amazing. It doesn't wash off and lasted for a 2 weeks after I stopped using it (gotTattoos and can't use it for a couple of weeks) but is honestly worth the money!
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I'm not sure that you are supposed to wash the pillow. I have been unzipping the cover and washing that as well as an additional pillow case that I've been using. My husband did just wash it two days ago by accident and it seems a little lumpy and smaller. I'm hoping it goes back to normal after my son sleeps on in for a few more days.
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Not really; I washed mine and the filling in the comforter has been kinda funky and some what mis-shaped since! Wish I hadn't done that one!
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It makes my hair quite greasy, even with the smallest amount. So, what I do is I work it into my scalp at night before bed and then wash it out in the shower the next morning. It gets time to work and I don't need to go out and about with greasy hair. It has some oils in it, so this is why..and I have dry hair...so I think it is just meant to be this way for the benefits of the hair.
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I have machine washed it several times. The only thing was I had to go to the laundry mat to use one of those industrial sized machines, which was kind of a pain because it took SOOOOOOO many quarters! I've also dropped it off at the cleaners and them wash it. I've had the throw pillows dry cleaned once too. Everything comes out lovely!!!
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I know for sure the cover, I was told you could wash pillow but have never tried and not sure if I would.
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Van, I haven't washed my fabulous pillow yet. I use a pillow cover to protect my pillows a little longer. I know the MyPillow website has a "How do I wash MyPillow" in their FAQ. There's top and front load machine instructions, plus dry instructions as well. I hope this helps.
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This is the SAME [problem I had with this pillow. I didn't fell like washing a brand new pillow, so I just let it air out. It still smells, but it is getting less pungent after weeks, but still smells when trying to sleep on it.Well more time has gone by & the odor persists. Not so bad, if you sleep on your back, but if you are on your side , your face in in the smell. If the company has a solution, please let me know.
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It's best to wash pillows in a front loading machine. Even if you have to make a run to the laundromat to get it done it is worth the trip. It will extend the life of your pillows and give you much better results. Just choose the temperature that is right for the cleaning you desire and wash away. I pop these into the dryer with 2 tennis balls I use just for laundry. The balls help fluff up, plump up, and soften the pillows while they are right in the dryer. They always come out great. If you find these pillow getting flat after extended use as all pillows will do just run them through the washer and dryer and they plump right back up. Good as new! It's best to wash pillows in a front loading machine. Even if you have to make a run to the laundromat to get it done it is worth the trip. It will extend the life of your pillows and give you much better results. Just choose the temperature that is right for the cleaning you desire and wash away. I pop these into the dryer with 2 tennis balls I use just for laundry. The balls help fluff up, plump up, and soften the pillows while they are right in the dryer. They always come out great. If you find these pillow getting flat after extended use as all pillows will do just run them through the... » Read More It's best to wash pillows in a front loading machine. Even if you have to make a run to the laundromat to get it done it is worth the trip. It will extend the life of your pillows and give you much better results. Just choose the temperature that is right for the cleaning you desire and wash away. I pop these into the dryer with 2 tennis balls I use just for laundry. The balls help fluff up, plump up, and soften the pillows while they are right in the dryer. They always come out great. If you find these pillow getting flat after extended use as all pillows will do just run them through the washer and dryer and they plump right back up. Good as new! « Show Less
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You can machine wash feather pillows, but you have to make sure you keep them in the dryer for A LONG time afterward - like 1 - 2 hours.
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sorry I have no idea as we have not run across that. Other than washing the pillow case, I would suggest maybe baking soda.
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If I remember correctly, it can only be spot cleaned... not put in the washer. I must say my grandchildren told me love their pillows... and then they can fold it up with the Velcro fastener, to look like a plush toy. LJK