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SAVE $110.51: The Tina Tyler ArchivesTempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud cooling pillow (queen) is on sale at Amazon for $88.49, down from the listed MSRP at Tempur-Pedic of $199. That's a 56% discount.

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$199 Save $110.51

Not many people know about this sleep secret, but Memorial Day is one of the best times to get an entirely new sleep set-up. It's an ideal time of the year to score a new mattress at a deep discount. And that means it's also a great time for new pillows. If you can't remember the last time you bought new pillows, there's a nice deal at Amazon today.

As of May 21, the Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud cooling pillow (queen) is on sale for $88.49, marked down from the price listed at Tempur-Pedic of $199. That works out to a 56% discount at Amazon, which save you $110.51 on the pillow.

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We know what you're thinking: $200 for a pillow is a whole lot of money. And you're not wrong. Tempur-Pedic makes some of the most high-end bedding including mattresses, sheets, and pillows. And with that comes high prices, which is why we're pretty jazzed to see this high-end pillow drop to an affordable price.

The cooling pillow can be a huge relief if you tend to sleep hot and need to flip your pillow to the cool(er) side several times per night. Tempur-Pedic used cooling gel foam on both sides of this pillow, so it resists absorbing your body's heat. Instead, you'll be able to sleep well on the extra-soft pillow that's designed for side, back, or stomach sleepers.

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Plus, the removable cover is machine-washable, and the material packs down well so you can bring it along on summer vacation without needing to check an entire suitcase for a pillow.

While it's on sale for $88.49, snag the cooling Tempur-Pedic Tempur-Cloud pillow. You deserve a good night's rest without waking up sweaty.

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