Nothing rejuvenates like a good night's sleep. But what happens when you can't have a good night's sleep because your bed partner snores? Unfortunately, this is something most people have to endure. But the good news is that there are things that can help with a snoring partner, most of which we'll cover in this article.  Ways to help with a snoring partner.     1. Monitor their sleeping position If your partner snores, there's a very good chance that their sleeping position is the culprit. Sleep position contributes 56% to 80% of all obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) patient cases. OSA is a sleep disorder that causes one to stop and start breathing while they sleep. According to the Journal of Clinical Sleep research, supine position is the main aggravating factor for these patients. The America Sleep Apnea Association estimates 22 million Americans are suffering from obstructive sleep apnea. The good news is that you can easily resolve this by getting...

  When you invest in a quality mattress, you’re really investing in your health. That’s because there’s a direct link between a comfortable mattress and sleep quality. A premium mattress ensures a good night’s sleep, which in turn improves your health in numerous ways.   Did you know that sleep deprivation can affect your appearance?   Over time, lack of sleep can cause premature wrinkling and dark circles under the eyes. It can also worsen pain and put you at risk for high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, and a range of mental health issues. And there are many more negative side effects associated with lack of sleep. Many factors can affect your quality of sleep, including sleep disorders and other illnesses. But in most cases, the main culprit is usually the mattress. You can have the best bedroom environment and bedtime hygiene but still fail to have a good night's sleep...

  An average American spends about 26 years of their life in bed. Even more surprising is that they spend an additional seven years trying to get sleep. Yet, most of us don't prepare adequately in the bedroom – when it comes to mattresses, that is. Not that we don't recognize the importance of a comfortable mattress. A National Sleep Foundation poll revealed that 92% of people say a comfy mattress is crucial for a good night's sleep. Your mattress can affect your life in many ways. Several studies show that a good quality mattress improves sleep quality, which in turn enhances your health and well-being. By quality, we mean a mattress that has the right: Texture Material Firmness Size Longevity Adjustability Price All these qualities are mostly influenced by one thing: the inside of the mattress – or the materials that makeup the mattress.   What's inside a mattress?    ...

If there’s one trend that has taken over the contemporary world of home décor, it has to be minimalism. People are ditching heavy, bulky items and replacing them with chic and simplistic elements. The same goes for the good old bed frame; while the traditional fancy bed frame was quite a thing in the past, it is no longer needed, especially with the storage bed trend garnering all the limelight today.   Why are Storage Beds in Trend? The furniture market is replete with items that offer space savings and can help reduce clutter. One such trend that has recently taken over the market, and many homes, is that of the storage bed. Census data shows that young people, often in search of job opportunities, are moving to urban areas where the space crunch is real and apartments are the most common way of life.     Among the several...

  Shopping for a new mattress can sometimes bring up a lot of new questions, especially if it's been a while since you bought your last one, as research shows that the average American household replaces their mattress every 7-10 years. Questions like what mattress size is right for me? Or what mattress brand is the best? Or perhaps you are wondering if you should try a different type of mattress, such as memory foam or gel? All of these are popular questions that can usually be answered by a quick trip to your local mattress store. Another question many may ask throughout their mattress buying experience is whether or not mattress thickness matters, and if it does, how much? Unfortunately, none of these questions are ever one size fits all. This is in part because many people prefer different things; some people need a stiffer mattress for more support,...

Statistics show, on average, that Americans replace their mattress every seven years. If you have ever slept on a mattress for that length of time, then it may be no secret that mattresses tend to break down over time, typically just from normal wear and tear that comes from sleeping in your bed a fair amount of the time. For the majority of people who find themselves needing to replace their mattress, it is because it is causing some level of discomfort or pain. Ultimately, this stems from the breakdown of materials that are found inside the mattress. Adjusting to a new mattress may take time for a variety of reasons.   Giving your new mattress time to “break-in”.   For some, finding the right replacement mattress may be difficult, as their old one had time to adjust to the shape of their body, making it seem more comfortable, that...

  Everybody knows that the start to a great day begins with a good night's sleep. In today's crazy world, where everything is becoming more and more fast paced, people have a laundry list of responsibilities that need to be completed throughout the day, like going to work or to school, picking up the kids, making dinner, going shopping or even household chores. With so much to do in so little time, being well rested has become increasingly more important, and let's face it, there is only so much that coffee can do --who knows what we would do without it-- and if you find yourself unable to stay awake and alert throughout the day, you may be like millions of other Americans who aren't getting enough quality sleep due to their old and outdated mattress. Sleeping in an old, springy, and uncomfortable mattress, especially one that keeps you up...