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How to stop ya pillows running away??

Started by Barrabart, April 24, 2012, 10:53:45 AM

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Barrabart

Quote from: LJs GQ on April 24, 2012, 12:11:02 PM
Barra, you make me laugh mate.

I've now heard it all for mods to CT's

Anti Pillow Movement Restraint System

Otherwise know as the APMRS

LJ

Sounds good..........should put a patent on it!!
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Barrabart

Quote from: Matto on April 24, 2012, 02:35:26 PM
Barra,

Sounds like you've already got a good idea. Personally, I wouldn't worry about the bungee cord to hold it off the canvas - if you make it tall enough it should just rest on the spar that goes across the bed-end window. Cover with marine carpet because, lets face it, it's awesome. Incorporate LED reading lights for bonus bling points.
This thread now belongs in the Electrical section. May God have mercy on your souls.

Cheers!
Matto :)

I might just strap dolphin torches to the bed head..... they're only 6 volt...... maybe this way i can fly under the electrical section radar :cheers:
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Barrabart

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Barrabart

Quote from: McGirr on April 24, 2012, 09:59:49 PM
Duck tape them to your head  ;D

Mark

I like this idea the best.......... doubles as sun protection the next morning when you wake up late,, and if your still a bit wobbly the morning after the big  :cheers: night before..... the pillow taped to ya head might just save ya life when your complete uncoordination gets the better of you.... :o
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phatassphairy

Quote from: bullfrog on April 24, 2012, 10:09:39 PM
I must be lucky coz the old bear has a spare for me under her head  >:D :cheers:

sounds more like a comment from a toad  :-*

seriously you mob are mental!!!! but i can tell you this causes the big boy a huge amount of concern..... i am sure there will be hours of trials till Barra has perfected a drooling state of coma, with his pillow being in the same place where he left it in the morning..... good luck with it Barty.
have you ever noticed, that whenever you run into a spiderweb, you turn into a ninja?!

bullfrog

Haha, I'm always getting trouble for stretching out in bed & moving Jude's pillow with my arm, yet when sleeping in the Tracky I barely move!!  :cheers:
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Barrabart

Quote from: phatassphairy on April 25, 2012, 10:52:27 AM
this causes the big boy a huge amount of concern.....

hey....... it sure does..... the last time i rolled the swag beside the car was on the side of the Bruce H'way near Brissy on our way down to pick up our new Tracky........ You would have noticed my pilows were rested up against the MIckey Thompsons.. those MT Baja's make good head rests...... ;D
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Kit_e_kat9



You could always staple them down with an industrial stapler.  That'd stop the suckers shifting for sure.

Seriously though, have you tried putting them under the bottom sheet?  Much less chance of them running away.

Kit_e
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Black Diamond

A couple of long strips of velcro will do the trick :cheers:

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Matto

Potentially more important question. How do you stop your pillows from biting you? Not keen to bite them back.

Cheers!
Matto :)
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rkwpjv

I like the sound of the hinged bed head under the mattress. In the Jayco, when its raining, the pillows get damp from pressing against the canvas. this would be a great solution.
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Barrabart

Quote from: rkwpjv on April 27, 2012, 12:46:01 PM
I like the sound of the hinged bed head under the mattress. In the Jayco, when its raining, the pillows get damp from pressing against the canvas. this would be a great solution.

Yeah tru...... good point...... a bed head will sort that issue too......
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craigtempo

I was camping one time and i was dreamming that i was eating giant marshmellows ......

When i woke up the pillows were gone ............... ;D ;D ;D

craig

Barrabart

Quote from: craigtempo on April 27, 2012, 08:58:03 PM
I was camping one time and i was dreamming that i was eating giant marshmellows ......

When i woke up the pillows were gone ............... ;D ;D ;D

craig

Yeah and i once partied too hard, and thought i was eating Licorice Pizza's....... the next morning half my old records were gone!! :cheers:
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briann532

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Fridge Magnet

Some good suggestions here, I was thinking along the lines of having a pillow hat made up with a strap under the chin, but this is brilliant:


Quote from: Kit_e_kat9 on April 25, 2012, 10:27:07 PM

Seriously though, have you tried putting them under the bottom sheet?  Much less chance of them running away.

Kit_e

Far too sensible and simple, but brilliant. I never would have thought of that in a million years, must be a gender thing  :laugh:

What would Barnaby do?

fishfinder

you must be using the wrong pillows the silver disposable camping pillows is mandatory for every camper dont over inflate them with only a slight bit if air in them generally does the trick for a peaceful sleep,does not matter about the brand but i generally buy the yallumba merlot one for my self and i help the wife unwrap the second each night as i prefer the slimline pillows rather than the coolabah branded pillows.Good thing about them is they can be purchased at just about any camping accessory store.
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Barrabart

Quote from: fishfinder on April 28, 2012, 05:51:00 AM
you must be using the wrong pillows the silver disposable camping pillows is mandatory for every camper dont over inflate them with only a slight bit if air in them generally does the trick for a peaceful sleep,does not matter about the brand but i generally buy the yallumba merlot one for my self and i help the wife unwrap the second each night as i prefer the slimline pillows rather than the coolabah branded pillows.Good thing about them is they can be purchased at just about any camping accessory store.

yes good point...... which brings me to my only complaint regarding Bundy Rum........ the empty bottles leave a lot to be desired.... when it comes to comfortable head support ;D
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Matto

Quote from: Barrabart on April 29, 2012, 12:10:17 AM
yes good point...... which brings me to my only complaint regarding Bundy Rum........ the empty bottles leave a lot to be desired.... when it comes to comfortable head support ;D
Correct, if all you have is one empty bottle.

I've found if you end the night with two empty bottles, you're absolutely fine. You wake up the next morning with one hell of a sore neck, but you slept like a baby the entire night. I'm convinced the sore neck is unrelated. I'm not sure why two empty bottles are better than one - more testing is needed.

Cheers!
Matto :)
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rellbell

Quote from: Kit_e_kat9 on April 25, 2012, 10:27:07 PM

Seriously though, have you tried putting them under the bottom sheet?  Much less chance of them running away.

Kit_e

Only problem is I like to stick my arm up under the pillow when in the cuddle/spoon position ;D

Kit_e_kat9

Quote from: rellbell on June 03, 2013, 08:59:09 PM
Only problem is I like to stick my arm up under the pillow when in the cuddle/spoon position ;D

I can fix that too.   ;D  Get SWMBO to sew (or Velcro) the pillow case to the sheet. 

I like to cuddle / snuggle mine, so I have two ... a cuddly snuggly one (to keep out the cold breezes on the "other side" of course) and one for my head.

Kit_e
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Snow

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Nay-DMAX

Quote from: Snow on June 03, 2013, 10:07:44 PM
Just score one of these jiggers.  ;D

:cup: That is gold where do I get me one of them

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