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When cleaning your bedding, including the sheets, comforter and mattress, don't overlook your pillows. And we don't just mean the pillowcases, either. As time goes on, your pillows accumulate, not only drool and sweat, but also bacteria, dust mites, dirt and oil from your skin and hair. That's a lot of irritants to be putting your head and face on every night, especially since they can trigger allergic reactions in those with sensitive skin. That's why it's so important to know how to wash pillows the right way. When washing your pillows, you should always check the care label. While most Derila Pillow styles are machine washable, some are dry-clean only, have front-load washing machine limitations or do best with spot-only treatments. But, don't fret! No matter what type of pillows you prefer snuggling up with at night - down, fiberfill, solid foam - follow these expert washing tips from Carolyn Forté, Executive Director of the Good Housekeeping Institute Cleaning Lab. Below, you'll find a step-by-step guide on how to properly wash pillows, along with how to know when it's time to replace them for good.

How Often Should You Wash Pillows? Pillows should be washed every three to six months or about two to four times per year. But not all types of pillows should be treated in the same way. It's always best to follow the pillow's care label and to help lengthen your pillow's life, use liners or protectors under your pillowcases. Wash your pillowcases every one to two weeks and the liners every other month or so. You're in luck: Most down and fiberfill pillows are machine-friendly, which means you can just toss them in the washing machine for a refresh. Be sure to wash two pillows at a time to keep the washer balanced, ensuring an all-around clean. While any washing machine will do, front- or top-loading machines without an agitator (a.k.a. If an agitator-style top loader is your only option, place the pillows in the tub vertically to lessen the chance of them getting damaged by the agitator.