Sealy Pocket Spring Back Pillow: Review and Giveaway
It’s not much of a secret I spend a lot of time in bed and one thing I notice when I stressed and sleeping badly, is I suffer more pain, especially in my neck.
As such I know a good pillow is something everyone needs in their life.
This is something Sealy are very aware of and they have come up with a range of pillows to make sure, no matter what your night-time issues are they have something to support you.
Sealy.
Sealy is a company who are all about night time. In fact, they have been in the industry for over 100 years. They are based in the heart of Cumbria and use the most advanced technology to offer you the best nights sleep.
They offer a range of mattress in a whole range of different types. From pocket sprung to memory form, Posturepedic and more.
To complement their mattresses, they have also have a range of beds and headboard which offer a focal point for the room.
Sealy Pocket Spring Back Pillow.
I was kindly sent one of their cushions to try out.
I personally decided to go for Pocket Spring Back. This pillow, in particular, includes 28 pocket springs, to help offer a flexible support system.
Worried about having pocket springs in your pillow and it being uncomfortable? Well, please don’t. They have been specifically surrounded by soft hollow fibre; which helps offer a supportive, comfortable design.
What’s more, the design of the pillow has been designed to try and help keep you cool as you sleep.
As you might have got from the name, this cushion is designed to spring back into shape when you get up in the morning. Offering ongoing support, as the night’s pass.
If that wasn’t enough then this pillow is also hypoallergenic and made to be comfortable and soft due to the covering of DuPont™ Cotrano® fibres.
What Do I Think?
I will be honest as always. It takes a little getting used to after all this isn’t your average pillow. So please don’t try it once and give up.
Once you get used to it you will be glad you gave it just one more try.
Personally, after that starting period, I’ve found it to be much more comfortable to sleep on, with it holding my neck a lot more supportively than a normal pillow.
Personally I am really impressed with the Sealy Pocket Spring Back Cushion and while I realise this pillow won’t work for everyone, please do look into the features for all of the pillows in their range as you are bound to find one which works perfectly.
If you want to have a look at the Sealy collection, head over to their website.
Competition.
The lovely people at Sealy have offered up another Pocket Spring Back Pillow to giveaway.
To be in with a chance of winning let me know using 8 words or more:
What is your top tip for a good nights sleep?
Win a Sealy Pocket Spring Back Pillow.
Good Luck!
This post contains gifted items, this, however, doesn’t affect my opinion which is as always honest.
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Completely darkness and fresh air works well for me, mostly anyway!
Meditation or relaxation breathing exercises and water so you don’t get dehydrated through the night.
Use mild-attenuating ear plugs, and leave the window trickle vent open.
don’t use any technology for at least an hour before bed. Also make sure your bedroom is a sleep only zone
Make sure you have some switch off, wind down time between screens and bed
Don’t have your bedroom too hot.
My top tip is to make sure the room isn’t too hot
I try and stick to the same routine every night and every morning.
Switch off electronics, hot bath and a good book in bed
Make sure that you are a comfortable temperature, I find that I can’t sleep so well if I am too hot or too cold.
I’d say a hot toddy but by that I mean TWO hot toddies! It’s the second one that does it. Sip, savour and snore.
Warm milk
Put a ban on screen time at least an hour before bed
A warm milky drink, low lighting and a good book.
Darkness, not too warm, and a good mattress if you can, working out in the day really helps too
To stop looking at my phone for the 30mins before I go to bed
Always make sure you turn off electronic devices at least an hour before you decide to go to sleep, if you’re on your phone until late at night you’ll struggle to sleep more!
Have a routine and try to stick to it. Get your body used to going to sleep at a certain time
I find reading a paper book (not on technology) always helps me get to sleep quickly.
A regular routine and no technology before bed.
it has to be very dark and very quiet and very comfortable!
not letting the cat sit on my face improves my sleeping , strangely
have a few drinks only thing works for me. I have huge anxiety and my brain doesnt switch off else i toss and turn for hours
No electronics in the bedroom, dark curtains to block out light and try to establish a regular time to turn out lights plus reading for a bit helps me
No electronics in the bedroom, dark curtains to block out light and try to establish a regular time to turn out lights helps me plus reading for a bit.