🛏️ Soft Velvet Knee Pillow Cover Replacement - Fits Most Leg Positioner Pillows, Comfortable & Machine Washable Review

VERY soft to the touch. I only had to smash the memory pad to fit it, but it wasn't that difficult. Overall great fit. I am very happy with my purchase! Love the light gray color!

At first it looked like it would fit snugly but the pillow is spongy. All you have to do is squeeze the pillow and slide it in. The cover has a wavy line that follows the contour of the side walls of the pillow.

Knee pads I had a white cover and although it was washable it picked up anything even the stacking roller didn't remove. These new covers are so beautiful, soft, blue in color, matching my chair, washable very well! So glad I found her!

This pillowcase had the right reviews. Extremely soft! I was a little concerned that the flash would bother me, but it doesn't. I also like the nice gray color. Most of these pillowcases of this type come in white or ugly cream, but the light gray looks and feels great!

Although these covers fit perfectly and are very soft, they are very difficult to put on and take off over the knee pads as the zipper is at the end of the pads and not on the side. As a result, you have to mash and compress the pillow foam to fit the pillow. After doing this several times after removing the cover and washing, the foam rubber of the knee pad started to tear! I'll try to find a free pillowcase to put on my knees as I won't be using them anymore.

I really struggle with hip osteoarthritis and pain from sleeping on my side when my knees are on top of each other. I used a Pusheen plush pillow as a pillow until I admitted I was 31 and needed an actual knee brace pillow. I bought one and it had a very uncomfortable, rough surface and it really made me itchy, so I definitely needed another case. I bought this set because the fabric looked very soft and oh my god I was right! This was of course a real find. Now I can sleep soundly with this…

This is 2nd place. a set of replacement covers that I bought last year. For someone with arthritis in their hands, removing the cap and putting on a new/clean cap is a serious undertaking. In fact, this is the work of two people, one of whom has strong hands. I found that it's a little easier to turn the cover inside out, gather the fabric and start at the very back of the pillow and then slide it forward while someone else squeezes the pillow to compress it. Of course, turn the cover inside…