Using a decorative pillow is like adding jewelry to an outfit we wear. One can smoosh a pillow to prop his back-up, place a pillow on the floor for his head when lying on the floor or to take a nap on the sofa. A pillow cover provides a barrier against moisture, and stains, wear and tear. One can extend the life of his pillow just by adding a cover.

Following are the benefits of a pillow cover:

Keeps the pillow fresh

A waterproof pillow cover keeps dead skin cells, hair and body oils, sweat, drool away from the fabric of the pillow, cleaning it is much harder than cleaning the cover. It is never a good idea to wash the whole pillow as it can lead to mold spores if the pillow is filled with down, or cause clumping or other issues if the pillow is synthetic. We can simply wash the cover, rather than washing and drying the entire pillow.


Control dust mite allergen

A zippered pillow covers dust mites in two ways: One, it keeps dust mite allergen from escaping the pillow and getting into the breathing zone. Two, it keeps your shed skin cells from feeding dust mites. Existing dust mites will starve when we cover a pillow with an allergy cover, which helps us breathe more easily.

A key to healthier sleep

A pillow cover promotes healthy sleep and contributes to a healthy sleeping environment. A pillow cover stops dust mites and prevents the spread of bed bugs. A cool pillow cover helps us sleep better during the warmer months.


The easiest way to make over a room

A Pillow cover is the easiest and most affordable option for a quick room makeover. We can instantly upgrade our space's design just by adding a pillow cover. We can cover our existing pillow with a decorative throw pillow cover. We can give a whole new look to the living room, bedroom, den, or nursery, just by new pillow cover designs. They give the finishing touch that brings the looks of the room together and completes the design.

How to wash the pillow cover

1. Air out: We need to fluff them weekly and hand them outside in the sun every couple of months to get rid of excessive moisture. Regularly vacuuming the pillow is also necessary, however, we need to do it pre-wash to get some of the more surface lever gunk out of the pillow.

2. Wash up: once we're done with vacuuming the pillow, we need to spot whether there are visible marks. We can do this with a regular mild soap solution and dish towel, then gently scrub the stains and with extra care as we don't want to tear them.

3. Dry out: Down and feather both pillows are dried in a dryer on a no-heat, tumble dry low setting or air-dry setting. We need to use dryer balls or tennis balls to fluff the pillow and prevent clumping. If a pillow can't be dried in a dryer, then it should be air-dried.