Hypoallergenic Wool Pillows
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Wool pillows are warm and supportive, cushioning your pressure points
yet springing back into place when you get up. And, wool is resilient
and durable, guaranteed for 10 years. Our wool pillows are made from all-natural domestic wool, which is overlapped and intertwined to create a
batting, using no chemicals or glues. The carefully woven batting gives
wool pillows uniformity and consistency, while bouncy enough to remain
lofty night after night. Wool is hypoallergenic and resists dust mites.
Pillows are covered in cool, comfortable cotton.
Please note: By law, pillows that have been opened may not be
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Hypoallergenic Wool Pillow Highlighted Product Features |
- Hypoallergenic wool pillows are resilient and recover up to 95% of
their original shape
- Wool wicks moisture away from your body, keeping you dry and
comfortable
- Made from all natural, domestic wool, with no chemicals or glues
- Hypoallergenic wool pillows are extremely durable and guaranteed for
10 years
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A Hypoallergenic Wool Pillow is ideal for you if... |
- You like a firm, supportive pillow
- You want a hypoallergenic
pillow that resists dust mites
- You want a warm cozy pillow perfect
for cool nights
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Reviewed by: Don from Bonaire, Georgia

At first I balked at ordering these pillows due to the high price tag but after only one nights sleep it became apparent that it was money well spent. I purchased these not for allergy relief but because I have been unable to find a decent pillow since Pillowtex went out of business a few years ago. I need a very firm pillow for adequate neck support and the ones I bought before lost their loft after only a few months. These are very high quality and easily regain their original loft after only just a casual fluff or two. The 10 year guarantee is a big plus too. After several trials and errors I think I have finally found the perfect pillow to replace my beloved Pillowtex. Sensitivity to wool was a big concern for me because my wife is highly allergic to many wool products and to dust mites but neither are an issue with these pillows. They are 100% sterilized and my wife has been able to sleep comfortably since I purchased these and so have I. I consider the amount spent on these pillows as an investment. After all, how can you put a price tag on a good nights sleep?
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Hypoallergenic Wool Pillows from Ogallala
Wool is an essential clothing fabric for winter outdoor activities. I would never go skiing without wool socks on my feet or a wool cap on my head. Wool is
known for its warming properties, but I really love its moisture wicking properties and its uncanny ability for temperature regulation. A wool hat will keep
me comfortable even if it gets moist, and wool socks prevent feet from overheating and wick away perspiration.
With the properties mentioned above, wouldn’t wool make an obvious choice for a pillow? When I tested the Ogallala Hypoallergenic Wool Pillow, I wasn’t sure
how a pillow filled with the makings of winter hats and socks would be comfortable for sleeping. However, this pillow has a puffy firmness perfect for supporting
side-sleepers like me. Wool pillows are naturally hypoallergenic and resistant to dust mites—essential qualities for allergy sufferers. Contrary to what one might
think, this pillow is not just for keeping you cozy in the winter, it’s great for hot sleepers because it wicks moisture away from the body, regulating body
temperature. Think about it, sheep still wear their wool coats in the summer!
Low maintenance is key for the care of wool pillows. Neutralize odors with baking soda, allow your pillow to fluff up in the sun for an afternoon or place in a
dryer on the lowest setting with three tennis balls. Never wash a wool pillow.
What I like about Hypoallergenic Wool Pillows from Ogallala
- Holds its shape while maintaining softness
- Low maintenance
- Moisture wicking
- 10-year guarantee
What I don’t like about Hypoallergenic Wool Pillows from Ogallala
- Wool pillows are excellent for neck support, but they may not be soft enough for stomach sleepers.
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