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" Fiberfill It&amp;#039;s no dream: Top pick Aller-Ease Washable Allergy Protection ($11 to $14) is a super deal; allergy protection, a nice bonus. For lovers of down who can&amp;#039;t use it, try The Company Store PrimaLoft Deluxe ($40 to $60), which feels almost like the real thing. Down &amp;amp;amp; Feather The washable Lands&amp;#039; End Essential Goose Down ($79.50; shown) didn&amp;#039;t quack&amp;amp;amp;mash;er, crack\u2014under stress, retaining its smooth seams and soft texture after many launderings. If you prefer firm support, the Pacific Coast Affirm Pillow ($80) will hold your head high. Foam Leggett &amp;amp;amp; Platt Home Collection Brisa ($69 to $79) bounced right back after a night under 30 pounds of weight. Budget buy Cannon Ventilated Contour ($22) also handled the pressure. Both have a washable cover, but because foam can&amp;#039;t be laundered, top with an extra zippered pillow protector. Wool-Filled An all-natural alternative to down, the surprisingly plush All-Season Wool Pillow ($69 to $89) is made of 100 percent wool batting covered with unbleached cotton. It can&amp;#039;t be laundered, so cover with two zip-close protectors. Toss in a no-heat dryer for five minutes to freshen the pillow itself. Down/Foam Combo Can&amp;#039;t decide between fluffy down and firm foam? Stearns &amp;amp;amp; Foster Down Caress ($100) puts that debate to rest with its latex core surrounded by down clusters\u2014and covered in a luxe cotton/silk fabric. All that fanciness makes it dry-clean-only (so yes, you should double-bag this one, too). More advice on how to choose the right pillow:      Did you know? A pillow can be &amp;quot;broken.&amp;quot; To test: Fold it in half, put a book on top, and let go. Stays folded? Replace. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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