Just realized my 'hypoallergenic' pillow was the dust trap all along
I had this so-called hypoallergenic memory foam pillow from Target for about 8 months, and my allergies were getting worse every single night. Took the cover off to wash it and the inner foam had these dark speckles all over, basically mold or mildew, even though I never spilled anything on it. Memory foam just holds heat and sweat way too much for that label to mean jack in humid climates like mine here in Tampa. Anyone else found that their fancy 'breathable' pillows are secretly gross after half a year, and what do you actually use that doesn't turn into a biohazard?