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Natural Kapok Filled Pillow
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Natural Kapok Filled Pillow
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Natural Kapok Filled Pillow
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02/12/2020
12-10-2018: The pillow covers are plain perfection and they keep the pillows in the best condition over time.
12-10-2018: The pillow covers are plain perfection and they keep the pillows in the best condition over time.
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Natural Kapok Filled Pillow Description
Sleeping on our natural kapok pillows will lull you into a deep, peaceful rest. Kapok pillows are an organic, hypoallergenic alternative to down pillows. The supportive kapok fill is enhanced by our luxurious organic cotton cover & will give you the rejuvenating sleep you deserve.
A fiber from a renewable natural source, kapok is harvested from the seedpods of the once-sacred ceiba tree. This tree, known for its medicinal uses, also provides food, shelter and transportation for its ecosystem, including man. It is 8 times lighter than cotton and has a uniquely supportive quality without the dust-mites or allergic discomforts that down pillows may cause. All natural & allergin-free!
Covered with unbleached 100% Organic Cotton muslin on the outside to keep everything natural and super comfortable to the touch! Machine washable organic cotton muslin covers (aka: zippered pillow protectors) are also available for all pillow sizes. We recommend this extra layer of protection on your pillow beneath your pillow case to keep your pillow fresh, clean and stain free for years to come. Made in the USA (California).
Choose any size for 100% organic cotton comfort on the outside and all natural, organic, chemical-free support comfort on the inside.
Kapok - organic by nature with an amazing sustainability story:
Light and fluffy Kapok fiber is responsibly harvested from Tropical Rain Forests.
The seed pods are annually gathered from the Kapok Tree - maintaining the forests in an environmentally friendly way, while providing employment for the indigenous people. They gather this plant based vegan pillow stuffing - a sustainable resource that provides long lasting value. Raising and harvesting kapok has the lowest environmental impact compared to any other fiber materials in use today, including plastic and cotton. The trees are not cut down and do not require irrigation or any chemicals such as fertilizers and pesticides. Not only is the kapok tree an important part of rainforest ecology, but it also plays a pivotal role in forest preservation efforts.
The seed pods are annually gathered from the Kapok Tree - maintaining the forests in an environmentally friendly way, while providing employment for the indigenous people. They gather this plant based vegan pillow stuffing - a sustainable resource that provides long lasting value. Raising and harvesting kapok has the lowest environmental impact compared to any other fiber materials in use today, including plastic and cotton. The trees are not cut down and do not require irrigation or any chemicals such as fertilizers and pesticides. Not only is the kapok tree an important part of rainforest ecology, but it also plays a pivotal role in forest preservation efforts.
The emerging industry is beginning to stimulate local economies improving the lives of women and their families in rural areas (helping to stem migration to more densely populated urban areas).
Natural Kapok Filled Pillow Care
Remove any covers or protectors and expose the pillow to Sun & Air every 3 months for one hour on each side.
It may also be vacuumed carefully. These pillows can be put in the dryer only with no heat or on air fluff only. Please simply use mother nature's air and sun for regular refreshment. Machine washable organic cotton pillow protectors are available for all pillow sizes.
Stains/odors may be spot cleaned using a solution of 1:3 parts distilled white vinegar and water. Spray the vinegar/water solution on the stain/odor and expose to direct sunlight. Allow to dry. It may require a few applications until the stain fades and/or odor dissipates. You may also use a non-toxic spot cleaner or odor remover as directed. Be sure the product dries completely.
Do not dry clean.
Approximately one-third of the height will compact over time. This is considered normal. Outer fabric is organic cotton and some variation in color is normal.
Natural Kapok Filled Pillow Earth
Light and fluffy Kapok fiber is responsibly harvested from Tropical Rain Forests.
The seed pods are annually gathered from the Kapok Tree - maintaining the forests in an environmentally friendly way, while providing employment for the indigenous people. They gather this plant based vegan pillow stuffing - a sustainable resource that provides long lasting value. Raising and harvesting kapok has the lowest environmental impact compared to any other fiber materials in use today, including plastic and cotton. The trees are not cut down and do not require irrigation or any chemicals such as fertilizers and pesticides. Not only is the kapok tree an important part of rainforest ecology, but it also plays a pivotal role in forest preservation efforts.
The seed pods are annually gathered from the Kapok Tree - maintaining the forests in an environmentally friendly way, while providing employment for the indigenous people. They gather this plant based vegan pillow stuffing - a sustainable resource that provides long lasting value. Raising and harvesting kapok has the lowest environmental impact compared to any other fiber materials in use today, including plastic and cotton. The trees are not cut down and do not require irrigation or any chemicals such as fertilizers and pesticides. Not only is the kapok tree an important part of rainforest ecology, but it also plays a pivotal role in forest preservation efforts.
The emerging industry is beginning to stimulate local economies improving the lives of women and their families in rural areas (helping to stem migration to more densely populated urban areas).
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