In this regard, should I cut the tags off my pillows?
Although it may not be illegal for you, the consumer, to remove the tags from your pillows or mattresses, it is a good idea if you cut them off to safely store them with your warranty information. Many mattress manufacturers, including Sealy, Serta and Simmons require the tags to be produced in a warranty claim.
Also Know, how do you refresh decorative pillows? Machine wash in warm water using a front loading washer on the delicate cycle. Use mild detergent. Hang dry in a ventilated area until most of the way dry. Fluff the pillows in a dryer with no heat, using a few dryer balls to reshape the pillows.
One may also ask, why can't you rip the tag off a pillow?
To cut costs, some manufacturers "recycled" old, used bedding materials and stuffed them into "new" mattresses. To make sure that manufacturers and retailers didn't try to remove the tags and sell the mattress as new if it contained recycled materials , the tags stated that they can't be removed under penalty of law.
Why do pillows have tags?
The information on tags help to ensure that customers are receiving new, unused products. In addition, the tags let consumers know what materials go into the pillows and mattresses. They allow consumers to make more informed choices and help them steer clear of dangerous materials.
