Foamily Premium Outdoor Water Resistant Hypoallergenic Stuffer Pillow Throw Inserts Sham Square Form, 12" L X 12" W, Standard/White

Amazon was where I got the 12 x 20 pillows and 12 x 20 pillow cases. I know most pillows recommend ordering a pillow case one size smaller than the pillow, but that option doesn't really exist for rectangular pillows, so I went with the same size and it worked out perfectly. The corners of the pillow aren't filled very well, and I've found it impossible to reshape the stuffing inside the pillow at all, but I think they look great once they're in the pillow case. Although they appear to be water resistant after a brief test under the tap, I prefer not to leave pillows outside in the rain. Overall, I'm happy with these pillows and would recommend them to others!.

Alma Donaldson

| Feb 25, 2021

These are the most awful products I've ever bought. BUYING IS A MISTAKE. You are going to be extremely dissatisfied. There isn't a lot of stuffing in the pillows. They're flat and shabby, and you won't be able to support yourself with them. To fill one pillow, you'll need at least three inserts, which would be absurdly expensive. I bought three different sizes of pillows, each with two pillows. I'd be lucky if I could fit ALL of the fill from the six inserts into one of my 24x24 covers. That's a $68 insert, by the way! I should've just gone ahead and ordered the down inserts.

Marley Burke

| Jan 07, 2021

These pillows were ordered to go with our new patio furniture (my pillow covers are, of course, water resistant). I was attracted to them because of the low price. br>However, I was taken aback when they arrived in such a small package. If I'd only placed one order, what would I have gotten? I thought it was 4 o'clock! I discovered they were vacuum packed when I opened the package. (Thank you, Foamily, for taking care of that. ) It's good for your bottom line, but it's bad for the environment. )br>It was a lot of fun for my kids to open them and watch the pillows grow. They certainly did! The photos do not do these things justice in terms of fluffyness. br>To summarize, I will most likely purchase from them again. For the win, it's a great price and a great product!.

Olive PARKINSON

| Mar 03, 2021

The lack of stuffing in the corners of this pillow insert was the first thing I noticed when it arrived. So I opened it up and stuffed it into the four corners before restitching it. The other thing I noticed is that it appears to be fiberfill, despite it saying 100% polyester outdoor fiberfill on it. There is no mention of hypoallergenic in the description. Because the brand name was FOAMILY, I was expecting crushed foam.

Stephen Herring

| Jan 04, 2021

These pillow inserts have been tried, enjoyed, and reordered by me for years. They're everywhere in the form of decorative pillows in my house. Mine arrived undamaged and in good condition. They'll stay in their deflated state indefinitely until you need them. The inside is smooth fiberfill rather than lumpy, and there is a zipper. This is how it works: br> This is what the insides of pillows look like. You begin with a pillow cover that you already own or purchased (on Amazon). Take a measurement of the pillow cover (let's say it's 16 x 16 inches). If you want a floppy, soft, mostly flat pillow that is easy to insert, order a pillow insert the same size (16 x 16 inches); if you want a super firm, puffy designer pillow look, order one size up (18 x 18 inches). I'm going with the second option. br>After that, unzip the pillow cover, unwrap half of the pillow insert, and pull the unwrapped corners deep into the pillow cover's far corners. Then, while turning the plastic inside out, stuff the rest of the pillow in. Finally, solidly place the last two unwrapped corners in the pillow cover's closer corners, hold the opening together while zipping it up, recycle the plastic wrapping, and you're done. Now you can sit back and relax with your wonderful pillows. HELPFUL SUGGESTIONS: It is more difficult to insert pillows into pillow covers if you order one size larger. My recommendations are as follows: br>1) The pillow inserts arrive deflated, which means they've been squashed. Before the pillow insert fully inflates, try to get as much of it inside the cover as possible. The task of inserting the pillow insert becomes more difficult if it has already been opened and allowed to inflate to full size. br>2) When installing the pillow, be cautious of the opening of the pillow cover - There's nothing holding the fabric together when it's unzipped, and unless you hold the seam, it could tear. That seam should be quite strong once it's zipped up. br>3) You can fine-tune the look of the pillow by molding it with your fingers or gently punching it, as long as the four corners are stuffed tightly into the four corner pockets of the pillow cover. If the corners aren't lined up properly, you'll need to remove the pillow insert and start over. Sigh. br>With all of this jargon, it appears that matching a pillow insert to a cover is a difficult task. In most cases, it is extremely simple - After the first time, you'll be a pro at stuffing pillows. br>Please read my reviews, look for UPDATES, and contact me if you have any questions. Simply click on my name to go to my profile. br>I hope you found this review to be extremely beneficial. Enjoy!.

Piper Camacho

| Sep 24, 2021

These are the most awful products I've ever bought. BUYING IS A MISTAKE. You are going to be extremely dissatisfied. There isn't a lot of stuffing in the pillows. They're flat and shabby, and you won't be able to support yourself with them. To fill one pillow, you'll need at least three inserts, which would be absurdly expensive. I bought three different sizes of pillows, each with two pillows. I'd be lucky if I could fit ALL of the fill from the six inserts into one of my 24x24 covers. That's a $68 insert, by the way! I should've just gone ahead and ordered the down inserts.

Oakleigh Farrell

| Apr 28, 2021

These were purchased for some screened-in patio furniture. It's an oceanfront home in Hilton Head that's being rented out as a vacation rental. Many guests drape wet towels/clothes, etc. on the pillows, which arrived with the air auctioned out of the packaging to fit into the box and fluffed up to full size immediately after opening. The fabric appears to be durable and water-resistant, as well as soft. They fit snugly inside the nautical covers I purchased in the same size. They're also a good deal of fun to wear. I'll try to keep you updated on how they fared at the end of the season. The stitching and fabric appear to be extremely durable, and the workmanship appears to be of high quality.

Ashley ALLAN

| Jul 03, 2021

The inserts are much smaller than they appear to be on the website. To fill a 24"x24" pillow cover, you'd need two 24"x24" sheets. br>Now I need to go out and buy more to finish stuffing the covers. br>If you're like me, you won't read all of the reviews.

Lylah Booth

| Oct 29, 2021