Have you ever removed your pillowcase and discovered that your once-white pillow has slowly turned yellow?
You’re not alone.
Yellowing is extremely common and usually happens because pillows absorb sweat, body oils, saliva, skin products, and moisture night after night. Over time, those residues can oxidize and leave behind stubborn yellow marks.
The good news is that a yellowed pillow doesn’t necessarily need to be thrown away.
Before replacing it, try these three simple cleaning approaches.
