What is the best filling for pillows

In life, many people like to use pillows, because pillows can effectively relieve people's physical fatigue. However, as people's pursuit of material things is getting higher and higher, many pillow filling materials have appeared on the market. Some materials can bring many benefits to the human body. On the contrary, poor quality fillings will cause harm to the body. The core of the pillow is the filling, so what is the best filling for the pillow?

First, what kind of filling is good for pillows? PP cotton. This kind of filling is the most common type on the market. It has an amorphous shape. Some feel smoother, while others feel astringent. This is because different amounts of silicone oil are added. When choosing, you need to look at the whiteness of the cotton, as white is relatively better, while grey materials are generally recycled and re-recycled. In addition, those that are not easy to form a cake are better. You can try tearing it with your hands. Those that are easy to tear are better (that is, they are more fluffier). When you make your own pillow core, tear the cotton into pieces before filling it. Don't use ones with strange smells or any other powdery substances falling off. However, this kind of cotton is not easy to fluff up and tends to clump after being used for a long time.

Second, pearl cotton, which is also a filler that can be seen on the market. It is in the form of pearl particles. Because it is composed of separate small particles, it is not easy to clump. It has better elasticity. The quality can be confirmed by its color and fluffiness. Like the above identification method, the particles should be as uniform as possible. This kind of cotton has a higher cost performance ratio. It can be used longer than PP cotton. When it is flat, it will become plump after patting.

What is the best filling material for pillows? Microfiber (2.5D cotton or 3D cotton). This kind of cotton looks very similar to PP cotton, but it feels very soft, is not easy to clump, and has poor elasticity. For pillows of the same size, it takes about 50% more filling than the above two types of cotton. The price is also relatively high, and it is not commonly found on the market. If some customers insist on having it, we will add PP cotton in a certain proportion to improve its fluffiness and weight. So if a store says that it can provide you with something, be especially careful and don't be fooled.