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Looking to dry your foam pillow after a wash? Memory foam retains a ton of water, so this can feel like a daunting task. But trust us, with a little patience, your sopping pillow will be dry in no time. Even though a quick-dry might feel tempting, be sure to avoid heat sources, like the dryer. To learn how to dry out your pillow so it's all ready for slumber, read our complete guide below!
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Foam pillows can't be put in the dryer, but drying them isn't hard. Press and wring out as much excess moisture as you can, then place the pillow in a warm spot with good circulation. Outside on a sunny day works great. Stand it up on one end so both sides can dry. After about 4 hours, it should be good to go! If it's not, give it another 4 hours to dry out. To learn how to soak up moisture in a foam pillow using baking soda, check out the full article!