Firstly, before we go any further, you may be wondering what a memory foam pillow is. Well, using similar technology to the mattresses where the fabric moulds to the shape of the body, the pillow does likewise with your head. It achieves this by increasing the density and viscosity in the foamed polyurethane filling by means of altering the size of the bubbles which the air can move through.
Considering we all spend roughly up to one-third of our lives sleeping, if you haven’t already tried a memory foam pillow then it’s worth reading through the following guide to find out if this new pillow technology everyone is talking about could possibly improve your nighttime slumbers too:
Why memory foam pillows work
Shaped either like a typical rectangular pillow or contoured to fit the neck and head, the memory foam version is soft, smooth, and marketed on the basis that it provides pressure relief (so it’s excellent if you have problems with your neck). The higher the density, the softer the pillow.
Memory foam pillows are durable and for some individuals have provided them with the best sleep they have ever experienced in their lives. However, the high density can make the pillow pretty warm compared to standard pillows. This is great in winter but obviously, not quite as welcome in summer.
The pillows also have a fixed height- which can be awkward if you tend to move around a lot when you sleep (ie from back to side then front etc). In other words, a memory foam pillow won’t suit everyone. They can also be quite heavy and are more expensive than traditionally filled pillows, so more suited for the master bedroom rather than the guest room.
Buying memory foam pillows
It’s important to get a memory foam pillow from a reputable dealer (as fakes have been found). The cost of the pillows will vary with size in the sense that a king-size will obviously be more expensive than a double. However, it’s not necessary to buy two king sizes memory foam pillows for such a bed- you could always buy three double-sized memory foam pillows instead, one-two memory foam and one standard pillow, etc. (This is where a chat with our sales team at Vale Furnishers can really help).
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