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What does fluffing your pillow do?

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Well, pillows tend to flatten out over time. It's just a simple way of breathing some life back into your pillows!

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How often should you fluff your pillows?

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Whenever you want! This isn't a mandatory kind of thing; it's just something people do to make their pillows more comfortable whenever they flatten out.

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Whenever I fluff my pillow, it doesn't seem any softer or fluffier. It's new. Is this normal?

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It depends on what it's made out of. If it's feathers, then yes, that's weird, but foam is not fluffable and denser polyfills can be harder to fluff.

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Someone laid on my accent pillow from the sofa and it flattened. How do I restore it?

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Try to open the pillow case, take out the stuffing, and then shake the pillowcase. Stuff the stuffing back in, and zip the case and shake it once more for good measure. It should be restored (to some extent at least).

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How do I fluff a body pillow?

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You can just follow the same steps to fluff a body pillow. You may need someone else to assist you though.

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Is it better to fluff up your pillow when it’s in the case?

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No. It is better to fluff your pillow when it is out of the case. If you fluff the pillow while it is in the case, it may damage it.

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