How do pillows even get yellow? Like not judging, I imagine they’re clean enough but I’ve never had any of my pillows turn yellow
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Anonymous10w
yk you can remove the part that is yellow and wash it? like that’s a pillow case/sleeve in this particular case, so you can return the color to the original white without damaging your favorite pillow (you may need bleach though)
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Anonymous10w
this was NOT a safe space 😭
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Anonymous9w
I’d post it, but replaced my pillow of 12 years recently, it was a hard decision
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Anonymous#110w
Cum
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Anonymous#210w
Saliva (drool)
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Anonymous#310w
Sweat and dead skin
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Anonymous#510w
This one looks just like my old pillow where it’s a zip up case but it’s filled with fluff so you can’t just remove the case and wash it
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Anonymous#310w
I hate when they do it. If it’s just fluff inside, it should be sewn not zipped.
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Anonymous#510w
I mean you can just put the fluff in a bag while you wash the case… I would still rather the option because it’s not exactly difficult.
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Anonymous#410w
Piss?
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Anonymous#810w
I swear I wasn’t trying to be mean, I was trying to tell them how they could get it back to normal because I too have experienced yellowing pillowcases/pillows, but they freaked me out so I don’t really want it touching my skin if it’s that color so I wanted to help
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Anonymous#510w
whyre you defending yourself like youre being put on death row for trying to help 😭. i was just making a joke girl.
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Anonymous#810w
Oh, that’s just kind of how I am conversationally. I overexplain. I wasn’t sure if this was targeted at me or the people who were guessing what the staining was.