Hollander Home Fashions declares results of first Pillow Poll
13 Jun '06
3 min read
Hollander Home Fashions, an established fashion and basic bedding manufacturer, announced the results of its first-ever Pillow Poll, an online survey conducted to uncover the latest consumer perceptions about pillow use and sleep habits.
The Pillow Poll, which was administered on Livecomfortably.com, asked a variety of questions regarding sleep positions, sleep habits and pillow preferences. The results obtained from 140 survey respondents indicate a stark difference in sleep styles of men and women and a reluctance to change pillows often enough to avoid build up of dust mites and other complications.
While both men and women overwhelmingly report sleeping on their sides, men are more likely to sleep on their backs and women are more likely to sleep on their stomachs. Some intriguing statistics from the survey include:
-- Twenty-one percent of male survey respondents sleep on their backs, while only seven percent of women do. -- Twenty-seven percent of women report sleeping on their stomachs, compared with only 11 percent of men. -- Sixty-two percent of survey respondents, both male and female, sleep on their sides.
Additional findings include, 32 percent of women report that they usually wake up groggy and wanting to go back to sleep, versus 25 percent of men. Alternatively, forty-six percent of men report that they usually wake up feeling somewhat rested, although not as much as they would like, compared with 38 percent of women. Interestingly, only 13 percent of all survey respondents report waking up feeling rested and ready to start the day.
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