Buckwheat Pillows last for up to 10 years if properly taken care of Properly taken care means cleaning out the Buckwheat Hulls from time to time and airing out the Hulls. This can best be done by leaving your pillow outside on your balcony or patio for a day. Can the Buckwheat Pillow be washed? The simple answer is NO. Only the cover can be washed(inner and outer covers of our Pillows are washable). Do not wash the whole buckwheat pillow. It can and will destroy your washing machine as well as the pillow itself. Can you wash the Buckwheat Hulls? We do not recommend washing the hulls. Water exposure can break down and degenerate the structure of the...
We get a lot of questions from our customers asking what exactly the difference is between buckwheat and millet hulls. It can be broken down into quite a few differences: Millet Hulls are smaller compared to buckwheat hulls The Structure of Millet Hulls is also more round than the triangle shape of buckwheat hulls Millet Hull pillows are less noisy than buckwheat hull pillows due to it's smaller size and structure Millet Hulls are much lighter than buckwheat hulls. So if a buckwheat pillow is too heavy for you, you might wanna try a millet pillow Pillows filled with millet hulls feel smoother and also mold easier towards your head Due to the shape of the hulls...
When it comes to Buckwheat Pillows, you have a lot of choices. With Amazon, Ebay and other large online market platforms opening up the US Retail Market to pretty much Every Company in the world that can register an LLC in the US (which is not that hard honestly), the hunt for high quality and toxin free sleep products has become harder than ever. In This Article we'll show you how you can distinguish good from bad buckwheat hulls so you can make a better choice where to buy your pillow from. There are 2 types of Buckwheat Hulls which are commonly used in Pillows. Roasted Buckwheat Hulls (often found in imported pillows): Heat treated/non heat treated Organic Buckwheat...
When people think about Buckwheat Pillows, they often don't realize that a Buckwheat Pillow is not filled with Buckwheat itself, but rather just the hulls.
This makes a significant difference as there are "Buckwheat Pillows" on the market which are actually used as heat pads. These type of pillows are usually filled with Buckwheat grains and not the hulls.
BUCKWHEAT GRAINS:
Most Common Buckwheat Pillows for sleeping, are filled with the HULLS of the Buckwheat Grain.
BUCKWHEAT HULLS:
Same thing goes for Millet Pillows :)
A new pillow may be one of the most challenging items to buy. Soft, firm, thick, thin, organic, or synthetic... the list goes and on and on, and the options can feel endless. It requires a great deal of research to ensure you get the right one! You want a pillow that will help you feel good, sleep well, and maybe even reduce neck pain. You want something that will support your head and feel comfortable when you lie on it. Though this is clear, it can be challenging to know what pillow will give you want you are looking for. Many pillows may feel comfy, plush, and luxurious on the shelves of your local home goods store, but...
