I wash my FOAM chips pillows but they take a loooong time to dryer even after being in the dryer. If I remember correctly, in the old days feather pillows had the case removed and the feathers were rinsed and then laid out to dry and when dried and fluffed, put into new cases. I think nowadays dry clean would be your best option? I am not sure I would want to lay my head on a pillow dry cleaned though for the fumes. Maybe someone who has dry cleaned a feather pillow will say how it turned out.
Forgot to add....do not get feathers wet!! They stink like a wet dog until they are completely dry again.
Last edited by Tartan; 07-08-2014 at 11:35 AM.