Buckwheat pillows should be replaced about once every six months to a year. Although buckwheat has good breathability, it is prone to moisture and is not very good for sensitive skin. It easily collects dust, causes skin allergies, and aggravates rhinitis.

Buckwheat pillows can easily breed mites and bacteria over time, causing diseases, so buckwheat pillows should be replaced regularly and kept clean. If you don’t want to replace it, you can also take it out and expose it to the sun frequently.

Research shows that ultraviolet rays in the sun can kill bacteria, but exposure to the sun can only kill dust mites, but their corpses are still left on pillows. Once people come into contact with the corpses of mites, they will also become allergic. Therefore, exposure to the sun is only a temporary solution rather than a permanent solution.

For buckwheat pillows, you can pour out the buckwheat inside, immerse the buckwheat and pillow in boiling water at about 55 degrees, soak for about ten minutes, and finally expose it to the sun. This can remove the dirt on the pillow to the greatest extent. Mites.

What are the benefits of buckwheat pillows?

Buckwheat pillows can activate blood circulation, calm the nerves, refresh the brain, and nourish the internal organs. After special processing, this kind of thing and the medicine that regulates yin and yang can be used as a pillow core and put into the pillow for a good night's sleep. It can also achieve a therapeutic effect by smelling the fragrance.

Buckwheat has good air permeability, so it is warm in winter and cool in summer, and has strong plasticity.

Buckwheat contains pure natural beneficial ingredients, which also has the effect of strengthening the brain and improving eyesight on the head.