If I were to purchase stuffing to go inside instead of a pillow, would that work just as well as an actual pillow?
465683
Jo Anne fabric or hobby Lobby carry pillow batting that works just fine! Better than the Chineese crap some venders are selling here! No telling what your buying there!
465684
I think it would work just fine. That's actually what I had planned to do until I saw that a full sized "soft" Walmart pillow was flimsy enough to fit inside and only cost me $3. It makes for a firm pillow but I don't mind a bit! Especially not for $3 :)
465685
I would think it would if you had enough stuffing to go into pillow. The pillow closes with a zipper. I personally got a pillow to fit inside, but I don't see a problem. I really like my pillow and bought a second bicycle pillow to use in the living room.
808507
In my experience ....no.....might be wise to do that with a somewhat soft base such as a couch or your bed.
8191
sorry not sure i would i guess you could try putting inside a pillow case on a gentle cycle !!
824882
I do not think pillows are equivalent. I had an allergic reaction to them and stopped using them. Did not work for me.
1881971
This stuffing I use to stuff dolls because it packs and holds the shapes. You can use this and not pack as tightly as I do. Another option for really soft cushions and throw pillows is Cluster Stuff http://www.amazon.com/Morning-Glory-16-Ounce-Cluster-Stuff/dp/B0016LA9OE/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top Hope this helps
1942786
Yes. No problem. Its just like a futon couch cushion, but thinner, softer and is a queen instead of a full.
1048960
It definitely is "squishy" and may accommodate what you need. I just thought it was ....too pliable but it may work for what you are looking for in a pillow.
198317
Of course:-) I honestly get pretty tired of having to pick my sons pillows up every day to put them back on the bed. Im sure it would work just as well as any other bed. There's a couple of inches between the head board & mattress as well.
1139455
I would doubt it. The material seemed thin and it doesn't have hardly any stuffing inside. When I knelt down on it I felt like I was kneeling down on the floor. No padding to speak of. I spent a little more and got a great bed off Amazon and I think the maker was wayfield or something like that. It is a corner bed and good material.
1238762
Not very well, it works better with a bigger pillowcase. You likely can get it in, but the end would be kind of open on a standard.
2023273
It could work for that but not as well as a regular nursing pillow. The Boppy and Mombo are much more firm than this pillow.
2115714
Yes, I would not use it as a pillow. It is best used for kids. It is very narrow and short for normal sized adults.
891017
I don't know, because I've never seen one of those, but if it's just specially treated fiber, I would say yes. It would just be like having 3 pillowcases on your pillow, and unless your pillow is really over-stuffed, that shouldn't be a problem I'm guessing.
1716455
Yes, you can. I do it all the time. The problem for me is that after a few hours of sleep the pillow begins to give way, scrunches and flattens. Hope this helps.
1894060
I think it's more towards the softer one but it's not identical to my recollection. Keep in mind that this is a standard size and the ones at the motel were not as wide; almost square. That configuration might keep the stuffing material more closely compressed. All in all I do like this pillow.
2276074
No... Fabric is stitched to the stuffing and it's not thick. It's more of a bedspread than comforter.
557547
Yes , always use a pillow case, I made mine a little bit bigger, about inch wider on each side, the regular pillow cases, fit tight, making the wider size, so soft and comfy, yet firm.