Pillows Shop

im re-doing my room. im 17, and ill be stuck there for another year and a half, im planning on taking my bed with me when i move out, so for the frame, and headboard, id like something that would last, and be stylish for when im a little older (like a more mature theme)

im looking for a queen sized bed, pillow cases, sheets, duvet, bed skirt, the whole 9 yards.

i like classy things, im into animal prints and stuff, but nothing over the top. nothing plain. or too girlie. i have a classic personality, and i need a bed to fit that.

i was looking for a website for a store located somewhere in the US. it can be a walk in store as well, im in the manchester area of new hampshire.

sorry if this is a lot to ask, but it would mean a lot to me, thank you guys so much
Bed Bath & Beyond
http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/nodePage.asp?order_num=-1&RN=14
Linens & Things
http://www.lnt.com/sm-bedding–ci-1331605.html
Bedding Superstore
http://www.beddingsuperstore.com/
Bed Bath Store
http://www.bedbathstore.com/

Walk in stores
http://www.pier1.com/
http://manchester.new.hampshire.retailguide.com/data/s102139.htm
http://directory.nh.com/Furniture+Stores.q.html
http://www.cahoittfurniture.com/

No idea, woolworths?

No warranty.
mattress is a full Bemco - Fascination. can see the middle has sunk without people laying on it

Does it sink when two people are laying on it, or all the time?

If it’s when two people are laying on it, this is the same thing I experienced with a 3″ memory foam mattress topper. We fixed it by cutting it in half. If it’s a full mattress I don’t know if that would be a good solution though.

i know they used to sell the large ones at urban outfitters but i cant find them anywhere now.

EBAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

whats the difference in pricing for pillow fillers and how will one filler ((such as down VS polyester, etc.)) compare to the other in terms of comfort?

also, can you get that kind of stuff in craft or fabric stores, like joann or michaels? or do you have to get it online? thanks in advance!

Synthetic fillings are cheaper and easier to work with, and can be bought in any craft store or general home store, like Wal-Mart. Synthetics can be bought either already in a pillow form of a standard size, of loose, so you can stuff the pillow yourself. This allows more freedom in the shape and size on the pillow. Synthetics tend to clump over time, and are not as comfortable as natural fillings.

Down or feather fillings are more expensive,harder to find and can generally only be bought in a form, not loose, limiting the shape and size of the pillow you are making. However, these fillings last longer and are nicer.

The other thing to keep in mind is if you want the pillow to be washable or not. The easiest way is to use a pillow form, and make the outer case so that the form is removable. That way you can wash the outer part, but not the form itself.

Hi. I only got two. Is it okay to use it like that? Does it look not right if you only got two?

AND

How to clean them? Can I put in washer for what warm, cold or hot? Which one? Why? What detergent is best for CHEAP? I only got a dollor.

This is NO JOKE. THanks!

You can put them in the washer, use cold or warm. You can use a tablespoon or two of liquid dishwashing soap if you want, or use a potato peeler, and peel a few tablespoons of bar soap into the wash. You can also use a couple of tablespoons of dishwasher soap, if you don’t have any clothes detergent. soap is soap.