How to Remove Yellow Stains from a Pillow: 6 Easy Ways

Use these tips alone or turn them into a pre-treatment before washing, depending on whether you just want to get rid of unsightly marks or freshen up your entire pillow.

Here’s how to get your pillow back to white using just two ingredients you probably have in your kitchen and medicine cabinet.

Baking soda and vinegar work wonders not only in the kitchen, but also outdoors: here’s how to get rid of yellow stains on your pillow using them.

Most of the time, unsightly marks appear on white fabric from sweat, which is where salt comes in. Here’s how to remove yellow stains from a pillow without using regular bleach.

Surprised? U.S. too! It turns out that using shaving cream is an effective method for removing yellow stains from your pillow caused by makeup. So, if you think the stains remained because after the party you were too lazy to remove your makeup, here’s what you need to do.

“Using an enzyme-based stain remover is the best advice I can give you for removing yellow stains from your pillow,” says laundry expert Laurie Williamson. “These contaminants are usually proteinaceous in nature and therefore chlorine can cause additional yellowing.”

Do you want to get rid of not only stains, but also mites and dust? It’s time to wash your pillows! “Pillowcases should be changed weekly, and the pillows themselves should be deep cleaned every two to four months,” says Bakir Khan, owner of a cleaning company. There are two ways to put them in order.

We have good news: Most pillows, including those filled with down and fiber, are machine washable. Here’s how to do it.

Do you have an expensive latex or memory foam orthotic? It’s better to wash it by hand.

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