What is the best pillow pack?

Everyone uses different pillows. Some like softer ones, some like harder ones. So what is the best pillow? Among the materials used to make pillows, some are the familiar space cotton; some are made of mung beans; and some are made of materials with traditional Chinese medicine ingredients. In short, everyone's choices are different. As for which one is best, you still have to choose according to your actual situation.

(1) Buckwheat husk with moderate hardness and softness:

This is the most common pillow filling. It is moderately soft and hard, has good shaping and water absorption properties, and is relatively light. The disadvantage is that the elasticity is poor, and the pillow makes noise when the head and neck move, which may affect the sleep of people who are prone to insomnia.

(2) Rice husk with good water absorption:

It has better shaping and water absorption properties than buckwheat husk, but it is slightly heavier and makes noise when people move around.

(3) Shaped rice bran:

It has certain shaping properties, but its sharp edges can easily pierce fabrics and irritate the skin, and it also has the disadvantage of easily making noises.

(4) Breathable and fluffy down:

Down fiber has good resilience, and has temperature and humidity regulating functions. It is highly breathable and can provide a dry and comfortable "microenvironment" for the human body. Down pillows cannot be washed, so people with allergies should avoid using them to avoid respiratory discomfort.

(5) Artificial fillers:

1. Ordinary man-made fibers that are easy to clean:

This filling is made of synthetic cotton wool, which is easy to wash and can even be washed in a washing machine. It can also be compressed and stored in a vacuum compression bag, and it is cheap. However, synthetic cotton batting is not very breathable and tends to pill and clump after long-term use, making it lack elasticity and shortening its lifespan.

2. Hollow fiber with high technological content:

Hollow fiber is a product of high technology and a composite material. It runs one or several holes through ordinary artificial fibers with poor air permeability, so that each fiber can store more air. Pillows made with this filling have greatly improved resilience, warmth retention, fluffiness and service life. Due to differences in materials and additives, some of them also have health care and medical functions.

3. Latex fillers that can also be used by people with allergies:

Latex is a filling material made from natural rubber through a one-time molding process called "foaming". Because it is derived from pure natural materials, it is non-toxic and odorless and has no adverse effects on the human body. The whole piece of latex structure eliminates the interference of tiny fibers to the human body, and is especially suitable for people with allergies and asthma. In addition, latex has good air permeability, is not easy to deform and is easy to shape, and can provide more appropriate support for the cervical spine. However, due to raw material factors, latex pillows are relatively expensive.