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Question: I would like a buckwheat pillow that I can heat up.Is this pillow microwavable?
Document: Was initially doubtful I would enjoy this pillow, but, I was proved wrong. I find it very comfortable. Took about a week to get used to. Yes, there is some rustle noise from the buckwheat when readjusting your head but not a major issue. Came nicely packaged with pretty casing.
In spite of correspondence with company, which included their offer to send a pick up tag, I no longer had box...live alone, and it would have been a chore.My complaint was that the green cover was three inches shorter in length than the pillow--so even if I had removed some buckwheat, it would still have been too short.Company acknowledges this, but offers no substitute.
I would recommend larger sized pillows if you want more buckwheat maneuverability, since removing buckwheat from a smaller sized pillow may reduce the height too much, although I found this pillow to be large enough for my needs. I have recommended buckwheat pillows to friends with neck stiffness and it usually helps them.4) Provides more support for my back if I want to sit on my bed against the wall and read a book.POINTS TO CONSIDER:1) Buckwheat pillows make noise when you move around on it.
I like the light scent. I added lavender buds to my last buckwheat pillow. I'm just so glad to have one again! Very reasonably priced & shipping wasn't bad either. Having a cooler pillow has been a balm to me as a frequent migraine sufferer.
The pillow arrived as described and I love it. The buckwheat is a different feel to poly fill pillows but isn't noisy when sleeping on it like I thought it might be. The pillowcase isn't sewn shut on either end just and open tube that slides over the pillow. I wasn't expecting that but I didn't find it to be a bad thing. Very happy with my purchase.
I love this pillow. Not sure about the cover slip as the open ends is the bean's sack. If there is any leak from the hulls then it would easily come out. The hulls seems to be noisier than my other 2 I bought from another vendor. I've been using them for the past 2 years specially bought for my time in the hospital when I had back spinal fusion. I would have never be comfortable with the pillows provided with plastic casings. They are so accomodating.
its a really good deal for that price.and its easy to take some of the buckwheat hulls out. with all of them in its hard like a stone!
The outer cover is a heavy cotton cover (offered in 3 different designs) that is open on both ends. The outer cover would be more for a couch pillow or decorative use, in my opinion. It's a little heavy for bedroom use (might be a little too rough on the face), and being open on both ends would likely result in the need for readjustment during the night.
I am very annoyed. The picture on my pillow is not at all like the picture on the website. All green, no blue and no moon. I hate it when they do this to me, but at $20 I won't bother to return it. I'll never buy from this seller again.
At first it feels like a lump. Once I got used to it I avoid fluffy pillows. Some nights it still starts of like a rock, but some how it just conforms the right way to my head. I think it supports my neck better too. I'm no pillow scientist though. It is still holding up.
Answer: Actually yes, and it is so full of buckwheat that you can take a bunch out to fill a sports sock to heat that up and place around your neck. You won't even miss it from the pillow. You can also do a sports sock this way if you fill it with rice while you wait for the pillow to arrive. Hope this helps you.