The pillowcases and covers can remain clean when changed regularly, but even with good bedding hygiene, the pillow eventually develops yellow stains over time. These marks start as small spots, with lighter tones, and gradually increase.
These stains on the pillow are a sign of wear and buildup that simply changing pillowcases cannot prevent. The proximity of the pillow to the face means these problems can have a direct impact on respiratory health and the skin.
The stains often come with an accumulation of bacteria, dust mites, and fungi. These agents can trigger health problems such as allergies, acne, frequent colds, or skin irritations.
