Dreamcare Latex Cooling Pillow

- You should vacuum your memory foam pillow every time you change your bed sheets, which ideally is once a week.
- Consider spot cleaning your pillow once a month to remove sweat residue, and deep cleaning it every two months
- NEVER goes in the washer or dryer, so always clean by hand.
- Don’t scrub the pillow too hard or treat it too roughly; gel is delicate.
- Always use gentle cleaning agents; stay away from anything too harsh.

Remove pillow case which may be hand washed or machine washed separately.

Apply 3% hydrogen peroxide directly to the stain, blot with a clean cloth until the peroxide has stopped bubbling. Spray with cold water and gently rub until clean with an old toothbrush.

Mix one cup of hydrogen peroxide, one tsp of white vinegar and two tbsp of baking soda and apply to affected area. Leave overnight and repeat if necessary, especially if an odor persists. Blot clean with cold water.

3-5 years

- Fill up a sink or bathtub with lukewarm water and a small amount of gentle detergent.
- Slowly submerge your pillow under the soapy water. Squeeze it to allow the soapy water to penetrate beneath the surface. Repeat twice.
- Drain soapy water and refill with clean water. Squeeze pillow several times, allowing the clean water to wash away any remaining dirt or soap until the water runs clear.
- Gently squeeze your pillow to remove excess water, but don’t twist or rigorously squeeze the foam.
- Leave to air dry, preferably in direct sunlight or outdoors. If neither are available, leave your memory foam pillow under a ceiling fan.
Sprinkle with a drop of lavender oil if desired!

A standard, inexpensive polyester pillow should be replaced every six months. A memory foam will last you 18-36 months.