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Restuffing Pillows

I have a "body pillow" that has seen better days. I put it at the head of my bed and then place my pillows on top of it. It has been washed several times over the years. I then put it in the dryer to partially dry and take it out and air dry the rest of the way. Needless to say it is kind of "lumpy".

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I decided to open one end of the pillow and stuff it with some new and some used fiber I had. I then hand stitched it back together and it looks as good as new and feels a lot better too. No more lumps! Just make sure you use clean fiber to refill. I take my old pillows and bleach them before I open them and remove the fibers.

By Jonnie from Owensboro, KY

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August 17, 20210 found this helpful

Instead of buying new stuffing/foam from craft stores I just go to thrift stores and buy ugly cheap used pillows, wash them then use the stuffing/foam. Most large "ugly" pillows can be purchased for well under a dollar!

 

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