Brazil guides detail pillow washing methods and vinegar misting under beds

One guide explains how to clean pillows without damaging them. Synthetic or microfiber pillows can be machine‑washed on a delicate cycle with cold or room‑temperature water and a mild detergent, using a low spin speed. Memory‑foam and latex pillows should not be immersed; they require surface cleaning with a damp cloth and neutral soap, followed by thorough air‑drying to prevent mold. The guide recommends washing pillows every three to six months and changing pillowcases weekly.

Another article advises spraying white vinegar beneath the bed to neutralise odors, reduce mold, and, according to popular belief, remove negative energies. It suggests first removing dust, then applying a light mist of vinegar while protecting wood or laminate floors from staining, and keeping the room well ventilated. The practice is presented as both a practical hygiene measure and a simple ritual for improving sleep quality and household harmony.