What is lurking in your pillow?

1st August 2014

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You may want to clean your pillow more regularly or replace them more frequently because pillows aren't just packed with feathers:

Pillows absorb sweat and bodily fluids such as saliva and are an ideal home for bacteria.
It is recommended that you wash your pillows once every three months on a delicate cycle or take them to the dry cleaners.
Allergy sufferers should choose synthetic pillows over feather ones and fit them with anti-allergen covers.
Mold and bacteria breed in warm moist conditions - pillows are ideal breeding grounds.
Did you know there are up to 100,000 dust mites living in your pillow?

So when was the last time you replaced your pillow?

RPC Cleaning Services are based in Chiswick, we have a great reputation and offer a number of cleaning services for both domestic and commercial properties.

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