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cdayork t1_ir6qong wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in What's the best product to cover a mattress divot and what pillows are comfy and long lasting for a side sleeper? by kingofallnorway
They do settle if they stay flat for several days, but a quick fluffing or just resting it on it's side when you aren't sleeping stops that from happening. It has a hypoallergenic cover that comes off to be washed. I washed the whole pillow once and ending up having to take all the foam out and let it air dry for two days. You can also put the whole thing in the dryer for a few minutes to really refluff it. I've had mine for two years and haven't had an issue with it going flat.
cdayork t1_ir6oexn wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in What's the best product to cover a mattress divot and what pillows are comfy and long lasting for a side sleeper? by kingofallnorway
Firmness is a little hard to gauge because it is memory foam, and customizable. It does provide great support and doesn't go flat through the night. I guess the best way to put it is they are soft but very supportive. I just use one, and I have added foam to it. My husband uses the other with foam removed from it as he is a back sleeper.
cdayork t1_ir3p318 wrote
Reply to What's the best product to cover a mattress divot and what pillows are comfy and long lasting for a side sleeper? by kingofallnorway
The pillows I have are made with shredded memory foam, and came with extra foam to adjust the height of the pillow. DreamyBlue premium pillow on Amazon. I've had them over a year, and they are still going strong.
cdayork t1_jebr6e3 wrote
Reply to I cleaned a rust stain near my bathtub drain and noticed the porcelain/enamel is gone and it is now bare metal. Is there any way to repair this to prevent future rust? by Sevitrey
If you don't care about looks you can get a porcelain repair paint and just dab it on the spot. It comes in a bottle similar to nail polish.