silent night, could do with one of those, wife snores like a rhino.
Sam93
21 Jan 171#8
Ok thanks
mug51
21 Jan 17#9
In Sainsbury's sale section I have also seen the Silentnight winter nights pillow pair for £4.20, so the same price per pillow.
Duvets in the same winter nights range at 13.5tog for £10, £12.50 and £15 for single, double and king respectively.
wobbly_1 to mug51
22 Jan 17#13
found the same thing at two for £4.20 in Sainsbury Loughton and Silentnight duvet for £15
mattclarkie
21 Jan 17#10
Not knocking this deal as the price is cheap, but if you ever go to an Ikea get some pillows from there. £6 each (depending on which one you choose) blows away any Silentnight pillow I've slept on and they keep their plumpness for ages.
supermann to mattclarkie
22 Jan 17#12
I've found Silent Night pillows like these to not last long. Some of us like to fold over pillows occasionally but it ruins the Silent Night ones I find.
I'm not a fan of using feathers to produce anything, it's just some of the synthetic stuff they put in these pillows is too rigid. If you fold a feather pillow you can bash it back into shape. Whereas some synethetic pillows are too rigid and end up lumpy.
wearewyldstallyn
21 Jan 171#11
I think they were selling 2x for this price in Edinburgh..
Nanajane
22 Jan 171#14
Hi sorry can't find these on the link... can you help jane
spirogiro
22 Jan 17#15
2x Silent Night Pillows for fiver in Wilko
sparkleyblue
22 Jan 17#16
Are they feather or synthetic?
Anon32
23 Jan 17#17
These still on offer? Need some new pillows? Are they goose down?
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I'm not sure if it's national, it's worth checking your local store.
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Duvets in the same winter nights range at 13.5tog for £10, £12.50 and £15 for single, double and king respectively.
I'm not a fan of using feathers to produce anything, it's just some of the synthetic stuff they put in these pillows is too rigid. If you fold a feather pillow you can bash it back into shape. Whereas some synethetic pillows are too rigid and end up lumpy.