While not everyone loves the chore — although there are plenty who find the act of washing and folder their clothes soothing — it has to be done every so often in order to ensure you always have ...

Washing your sheets regularly boosts sleep and health -- but you’re likely not doing it enough. Here’s how to keep your bed fresh and clean. Macy Meyer Writer II Macy Meyer is a North Carolina native ...

Here’s a blanket statement: You should always toss new bedding in the wash before sleeping on it. May is Better Sleep Month, a designation supported by the Better Sleep Council to help encourage ...

Your bed is dirtier than you think. There is nothing better than climbing into a bed made with freshly washed sheets at the end of the day, but actually getting those sheets cleaned isn't as easy as ...

We Americans aren’t fond of doing laundry. In a 2021 study, when people were asked to name their least favorite chores, doing laundry took the top spot alongside cleaning the bathroom and doing dishes ...

The argument against using a top sheet is usually one of comfort or convenience. Regardless of whether the sheet is tucked in ...

Washing your bed sheets the right way—and regularly—keeps them clean, extends their life, and supports better health and comfort. Sheets come in various textiles, so it's important to read the care ...

With a weight and hand feel that’s damn near perfect for fall, these sheets are some of the best that Cozy Earth has ever put ...

We spend a third of our lives on our bedding, leaving behind 56 hours a week of sweat, body oil and dead skin cells. So how often should we be washing away that funk, and what's the best way to do so?

Here’s a fun fact that might make you want to strip your bed immediately: after just one week, pillowcases and sheets contain between 3 and 5 million CFUs (colony-forming units) of bacteria per square ...