I’ve been testing this little trick out and it was looking pretty promising, but now I’m absolutely certain that it’s made a huge difference with my hydrangeas, so I have to share it with you!.

So you might be starting to think about washing it too.How Often to Wash Memory Foam Pillows.

The manufacturer of.suggests only washing the pillow once per year to make sure that the memory foam lasts as long as possible and to avoid it breaking down more quickly than necessary.The pillows come with a protective outer cover though, and you can remove that and wash it as often as you want..

I have to admit that since I really love washing our bedding, I’m washing my pillows a little more frequently than the manufacturer’s suggestions, but my pillows are still in tip-top shape!.How to Wash the Protective Outer Pillow Case.

I thought I’d include this just in case your memory foam pillow has an outer case the same as ours do.. To wash it, remove the outer case from the pillow and wash it on a delicate cycle in your machine with cold water.

Use only regular detergent and stay away from using bleach or fabric softener.To help, I had the idea that maybe I should start putting together a list of all of the things that would have made this year a little easier and see if I could take care of picking up a few things to help my mission along right after Christmas this year.

I almost always pick up a few decor items on the 27th or the 28th for the next year, and maybe some wrapping paper, but I’ve always left it at that and thought that maybe I would just start my Christmas shopping a little earlier the next year.I decided that maybe it was time to up my game and really get focused with my after Christmas shopping this year so I made a list and I thought it might be nice to share it with you too, just in case you like the idea of trying to create a little more peace in your December next year too!

Here are some of the things I’ve included on our “After Christmas Stock Up” list:.The After Christmas Stock Up.