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Old 01-18-2012, 10:22 AM #8
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and yet another latex foam pillow person here. And yes, you can scruch to your heart's delight; it just pops back to normal self when you get up. I feel it also lasts much longer than feather/down but that is just IMO (and I don't get the odd quill poking through the cover like I did with goose down)
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