Review on Bamboozz Bamboo Memory Foam Pillow by Travion Matias

Choosing the perfect pillow is a very personal and subjective decision, but choosing the right pillow is the key to a restful night's sleep without morning neck crunches. I sleep on my side, leaning against semi-rigid pillows. I usually have two sets of king size pillows on my bed, one set is very full and hard, which I use as a body pillow to hug and flatten my body. The other, more important pillow is for my head. I have tried very expensive feather pillows but they are generally comfortable but retain so much heat my head feels like a baked potato. I also like pillows that are washable, because if you keep pillows for several years, a third of the weight becomes dead dust mites and their excrement! What to Expect Here's what they say. Washing down pillows can be a daunting task and requires thorough drying and fluffing. I definitely had high hopes for this pillow. It comes vacuum packed and will expand when the package is opened. Then, if the dryer is too big, it's better to put it down and let it fall out so that it gets greasy. So far, so good. The pillow is quite firm which I like. It's not memory foam, it's shredded foam on the inside, and you get an extra foam pack if you want more stiffness. The problem is that the foam seems to clump together and feels like sleeping on a bag of hard potatoes unless constantly whipped. When properly fluffed, I like the pillow. But if you don't fluff, it's not comfortable at all. I compromised and gave it an average rating of 3 stars. Pillows, even foam rubber, can be very expensive, so they seem to offer mediocre value. If you don't mind late-night waving and hardcore prejudice, you might like this. For me, sleeping on lumpy mashed potatoes will keep me from ordering a second one.