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Old Pillows
What do you do with pillows you need to replace? Do you throw them out? Do you keep the filling to make other projects of sorts?
I was thinking of throwing them out, but then I thought maybe I can use the filling to make throw pillows instead of going out to buy filling.
We have about 4-6 pillows that need to be dealt with 
Re: Old Pillows
Once I saw the Oprah episode that showed how many bugs were in old pillows I started to just throw them out.
I heard this too...that's why I wasn't sure if washing them first help with the bug situation? I don't even want to know what's in the pillows!!
What they said on the show is that you would have to use scolding hot water and even then it isn't going to get rid of all of them. OMG it was the grossest episode ever.
I kept some for spare rooms; and even mailed some over seas to the orphanages in Kabul... but will not be tossing them from now on! EWww!~
I had used one for our puppy in her crate (when she was still using it) as a cushion with a blanket on top - it's still in there, even though she never goes in it!
Maybe I'll look into donating to the humane society here - otherwise, I think it's time for the trash. I need to replace the ones we have which is why I was wondering what others did with their old pillows.
Although we have allergen pillow covers over top of the pillow itself, I'm sure there are little buggers in there I don't want to know about!