EDOW Throw Pillow Inserts, Set of 4 - Lightweight Down Alternative Polyester Pillows for Couch Cushions & Shams - Machine Washable, White, 18x18 Review

Please note they are vacuum packed. I almost thought I had been scammed and only got 2 pillows but no! They do inflate, but I would recommend fluffing the pillows out with your hands to make them look fuller. For the price I find them very good. Remember that they are only needed to look beautiful, not to sleep on them. Can't wait to put them in my decorative cases later today!

Bought 18x18 pillows to fit in 17x17 bedspreads. The pillows are very soft but very thin. They come vacuum packed and whipped up a bit, but not enough. This illustration shows the right pillow with one insert and the right pillow with two pillows inserted. I personally prefer a thick pillow as a decoration. These 4 pillows don't cost much more than sets of 2 so I feel like I'm still able to use 2 pillows at a time.

I was disappointed with these pillows. They weren't very expensive so I wasn't too upset, but I was really surprised to see how thin they actually are. I would have to put two pillow inserts inside the pillowcase to make it look right. The pillowcase was actually baggy because they were sooooo flat. Unless you custom make pillowcases to fit these specific pillows, they will not match a store-bought pillowcase. I would not recommend them. Just pay the extra money for better quality pillows.

Terrible! I bought the Revain pillow inserts which are vacuum packed and they were amazing. After 6 months they are still firm. This company was sold out so I bought them thinking they would be about the same since they sell them for the same price. not at all. Lumpy and mushy, very flat no matter how much you shake or whip. They'll get fuller, but if you lean against them, they'll crush. Thank goodness there were free returns, they're just getting back. Worth waiting to buy from another…

Update: So I spoke to a bad review too soon. After a few minutes of stretching each pillow by tugging between my hands in long and circular motions (I tried spinning it like a dryer), they fluffed up even more. Basically, just letting them sit with a few punches won't work. You'll either have to toss them in the dryer with drying balls on low speed, or manually stretch them to break up the compressed fibers like I did. After that, they filled cases much better. Still not the best pillow…

This product is simply polyfill surrounded by a thin (transparent) mesh. I accidentally slipped my finger through the outer fabric trying to spread the fiberfill into the corners. They come vacuum packed so you have to let them "breathe" for a few minutes to allow them to puff up, BUT the filling on the one I have just doesn't fill the corners. It was only crumpled in the middle so I tried to agitate the filling myself by shaking it a bit and when that didn't work I tried to physically spread…