A cooling pillowcase! These pillowcases are different from your usual sets in that they're made with materials known for their moisture-wicking properties, meaning no more waking up drenched in sweat after a good night's sleep.

If a cooling pillowcase is made from a heat-wicking fabric or equipped with cooling technology, it may genuinely cool you. If it's simply made from a breathable material - like cotton, linen, or satin - it may cool you less directly, by keeping heat from getting trapped in your bed.

A decorative pillow covering which fits a standard pillow. Standard Shams may either be placed behind or in front of the pillows used to sleep on. They are placed behind the cases in our bed illustration.

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Bamboo rayon or lyocell fabric is another popular choice for bedding due to its breathability and moisture-wicking capabilities. It also has a soft and cool-to-the-touch feel. Synthetic options for pillow cases are usually polyester or microfiber.

Cooling pillows can come with either a cooling gel layer, naturally cooling materials, breathable fillings, a cooling foam material, air vents, or even innovative cooling technology. Although their goal is the same, they all work in slightly different ways due to their different cooling properties.

The pillow cover's cooling material draws moisture away from your head to leave you feeling fresh and comfortable as you sleep. The pillow moulds to your head and neck to relieve pressure and help to minimise any neck or back pain.

A cooling pillow and a cool bedroom can instantly lower the temperature around your head, neck, and shoulders so you'll fall asleep faster and experience deeper, more restful sleep. If a pillow is labeled cooling, it likely wicks away moisture, dissipates heat and promotes increased airflow.

What is the Difference Between A Sham and a Pillow Case? Simply put, a pillow case is used to keep your pillow clean as you sleep while a pillow sham is used to hide your pillows behind a more decorative façade.

The term 'sham' comes from the trickster of the bedding world, meaning “a thing that is not what it is purported to be”1. Now, don't get your feathers ruffled! Shams aren't here to pull the wool over your eyes. They're simply decorative covers that give your regular pillows a dash of pizzazz.

Gel pillows are similar to foam pillows' forming abilities, though their cooling properties work to regulate your body temperature for better sleep. Like foam, you'll want to handle gel pillows with care by hand washing and air drying them. An excellent method for washing gel pillows is using baking soda.

It depends. If the pillow is filled with feathers, down, or polyester fiberfill, yes, you can use a washing machine and tumble dryer. However, if the pillow is a memory foam or solid latex foam form, no.