Here is why pillows become yellow, and you should know what it means 👇👇

Pillows often develop yellow stains over time due to sweat, body oils, drool, makeup, and skincare products. Even with clean pillowcases, these substances seep through and discolor the pillow itself.

**Prevent Yellowing:**
– Use washable pillow protectors.
– Wash pillowcases weekly.
– Apply skincare earlier to reduce residue.
– Sleep in a cooler room to minimize sweating.

**Cleaning Tips:**
1. Check the care label.
2. Pre-treat stains with baking soda or vinegar.
3. Wash in hot water (if safe) with added vinegar or baking soda.
4. Dry thoroughly—use dryer balls to keep it fluffy.

**When to Replace:**
Pillows should be replaced every 1–2 years, especially if they stay lumpy or don’t spring back after washing.

While some people love their worn-in pillows, a little care can keep them cleaner, fresher, and more comfortable for longer.