How to clean dirty bed pillows to leave them white and smelling sweet

Pillows can become stained from sweat and oils over time, even with pillowcases. Regular cleaning is essential for hygiene, especially for allergy sufferers.

Cleaning Method
To clean washable pillows, use:

  • Regular laundry detergent
  • ½ cup of baking soda
  • A few drops of lavender oil

Wash two pillows together for balance.

Maintain Freshness
To keep pillows fresh, open windows daily to let in sunlight, which helps reduce moisture and prevent mold. Airing out your pillows regularly also keeps them smelling sweet.

Stubborn Stains
For tough stains, pre-soak pillows in a mix of lemon juice, white vinegar, or hydrogen peroxide before washing to brighten them up. Clean pillows every six months for best results.

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