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Adults should get between 7 and 9 hours of quality sleep every night. Yet, according to The Sleep Council, the average person gets just 6.5 hours of sleep. Many of us are consistently missing out on important sleep. Poor sleep, or a lack of sleep, can cause many potential health issues. 
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Your bathroom should be a haven of rest, relaxation and self-care. Too often, we ignore the bathroom in favour of other spaces in the home, yet that may just be the room we visit most often during the day.

Eco homes may previously have been considered a fad, but with the rising evidence of climate change, they are becoming increasingly more sought after. Not only can they benefit the environment, but they can save you money too.

Winter is coming. And with it comes the annual promise of a cold, cold house. Unless you want to risk spending the next four months in a makeshift igloo, you're going to need to take steps to prepare your home.

Cotton is very popular and has several applications that include making soft and fluffy products which people love and adore. There are three types of cotton you should know.

Whenever a person is purchasing bedsheets they should be aware of the best material to choose from. There are a variety of materials used to manufacture sheets. All these have their advantages. Most people prefer cotton or a blend of cotton and something else.

For many consumers in the market for sheets or towels, the question of whether Egyptian or Turkish cotton is best is an important one. However, coming up with a definitive answer can be problematic. Most experts on linens agree that it all depends on the use of the items made with the cotton and the preferences of the individual.

Egyptian cotton sateen is a delicate, coveted piece of fabric that excites you with its polished appearance. In simpler terms, it is an Egyptian grown extra-long-staple fabric used in luxury bed linen.

Some might say that the best feeling in the world is laying down in bed with new sheets! This is certainly not far from the truth. So it’s no wonder that many people are always looking for some high-quality, comfortable sheets.

ou might think that Egyptian cotton is grown in Egypt, but the reality is that the answer is more complicated than that. Continue reading and find out where your Egyptian cotton bed linen actually originates.