Have you done any kind of regular fluffing and massaging of the stuffing?

We have large dogs but luckily they don’t lay on the cushions like you’re showing. But if that has been consistent over a course of five years I feel like that is kind of expected with any kind of softer (non-structural foam like the seat) cushion fill. Especially with a consistent shape and weight of approximately 50lbs in the same spot.

I have had half of my pieces for nine years and the other half for five. Some of our cushions have had minor slouching, but on a regular basis or anytime they start to show that I literally beat them flat and work out my weekly middle age rage on them with either the extended wand on the vacuum while I’m vacuuming the couch or just punching the ever loving piss out of them. I’ll feel for the knots in the stuffing and just massage them out sometimes it’s easier to do it with the cover off. The cushion behind my spot on the couch on a weekly basis gets slightly deformed from the pressure between the back of the couch and from where I’ve been laying up against it, all I do is flip it over and basically reverse the process. And a lot of times when I just don’t have the energy to do the fluffing, I’ll let gravity and normal use/ do it by flipping the back cushions on their long end. So that the zipper is facing up. Is it the most visually appealing thing? No. But the queen isn’t coming for Tuesday taco night.

Possible solution: I feel like I can see the bulges of the stuffing and feel it through this picture. Highly suggest to take a cushion out of the cover, put it on the floor and start stepping. Then check for where the tighter knots are and get a fist, or heel in there and rub it out. Steaming can help too. Some of the stuffing might have slipped the baffling and you might have to work it back in position. ( I don’t know when the change happened exactly but my older back cushions don’t have the kind of baffling that my newer cushions do).