Comfy pillows please

beattie819 | 20:54 Wed 16th Jun 2010 | Home & Garden

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Please can anyone recommend some good pillows? I am fed up with ones that go lumpy, I cant have feather ones because of allergy. I dont mind paying more, I just need to wake up without a stiff neck or achey shoulders. I know this is THE place to ask,all you ABers are brilliant. Thank you.

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piggynose

i bought the IKEA dislastic pillow, its not the original dislastic, as that would cost a fortune, its a cheaper version at about 12 quid, and its the business. i´ve had its 2 years now, and no stiff neck

boxtops

I wish I could find one beattie - I like a soft but supportive pillow, I seem to find good ones in hotels on holiday (but they won't fit in the suitcase!). We don't have an IKEA piiggy, the nearest one is 2 hours drive away.

deggers316

ive never had neck problems since i got a memory foam pillow

AlBags

I buy Dorma. Can't fault them.

LoftyLottie

I have a memory foam pillow and neck problems. I really can't make up my mind whether I like it or not. I have a dunlopillo as well and it was worth the money. I keep swapping between that and the memory foam!

happy_face

Been using Dunlopillos for years. It's not memoryfoam as I find that gets too warm and although it's foam I still find it hard. With Dunlos your head sicks in and it's just bliss. And it takes years to see any difference in bounce/flatness

happy_face

forgot to mention, that I've always wanted to try the gel pillows as I love the sound of a cool pillow. But will need to wait for the prices to come down a bit

beattie819

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Thank you all for your help. I will have a ponder, and make up my mind what to buy.Thanks again!

welshlibranr

I have back and neck problems, and have tried numerous pillows, a physiotherapist told me to get a dunlopillo, and it's really good, worth every penny!............

Brum Lady

I bought a pillow from a company called Putnams years ago and now have two (one for home and one in our caravan) - no more neck problems. Costs about £45 but worth every penny!

poodicat

I bought a memory foam pillow,still sore neck