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Wall Softener

Solve the pillow problem once and for all.
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I'm always annoyed when I'm laying on my bed, using my laptop or reading a book and the pillows slip and my head hits the wall.

I've never really liked pillows, they're an incomplete solution to a simple problem.

The problem? Walls are hard. They aren't fun to rest your head against. The not-so-obvious but oh-so-halfbaked solution: wall softener.

It doesn't matter how its done, what matters is that by some chemical, organism, or process, your bog standard wood wall is softened a little to make it more comfortable for your head without the bulge of pillows or the hassle of cutting a hole in the wall to install some kind of comfort invention.

Walls have to be hard to support the house, but not all the way through, a small section could be softened and the structure would still be strong enough.

Spacecoyote, Mar 29 2008

Padded Headboard http://farm1.static...7611_c421c65a15.jpg
A little larger than most, but it sounds like that's what you need. [DrCurry, Mar 29 2008]

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       How would you get your head past the headboard in order to rest it on the softened wall?
vincevincevince, Mar 29 2008
  

       Try pounding the wall with a meat tenderizer then soak it with hot water, that ought to soften it up.
jaksplat, Mar 29 2008
  

       I don't have a headboard. And it could work as headboard softener as well.
Spacecoyote, Mar 29 2008
  

       attach a pillow to the wall with tacks.   

       funnily enough, I bought a new higher headboard this week for this very reason - well, actually because the wall was doing my hair no favours and my hair was doing the paint no favours. I was going to post a beanbag headboard for comfort sake...
po, Mar 29 2008
  

       // Try pounding the wall with a meat tenderizer then soak it with hot water, that ought to soften it up. //   

       Try pounding your head with a meat tenderizer then soak it with hot water, that ought to soften it up.....
8th of 7, Mar 29 2008
  

       There's a padded-room comment in there somewhere.
FlyingToaster, Mar 29 2008
  

       They don't make padded headboards in your country? I sense a sales opportunity!   

       Now, "your bog standard wood wall" - that would be, um, Thailand?
DrCurry, Mar 29 2008
  

       I too was wondering where wooden walls are bog standard.
vincevincevince, Mar 29 2008
  

       //It doesn't matter how its done, what matters is that by some chemical, organism, or process...// Isn't this a little bit short of being an idea, then?
MaxwellBuchanan, Mar 30 2008
  

       wouldnt a pillow hat be more useful - you could take it places aswell
up_on_cloud_nine, Aug 30 2008
  

       you could just have padded walls like a sanatarium
ModernDivo, Sep 01 2008
  
      
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