Rethink you bed linen washing routine as temperatures begin to drop. Here's why and the proper way you should be washing your sheets when fall hits.

The NHS similarly recommends washing at 60 degrees; though they point out that whilst dust mites dissolve in water, washing ...

There's something satisfying about climbing into bed after a long day. The mattress matters, and so does the comforter, but clean sheets can make or break that cozy feeling. If it has been a while ...

On top of the soaked-in moisture, possible late-night snack crumbs, pet hair (if your pooch sleeps with you), and dead skin ...

You typically spend upward of eight hours in bed each day, which leads to the buildup of dirt, body oils, dead skin cells, sweat, and other grime on your sheets and bedding. All this residue isn't ...

With the arrival of fall comes more time under the warm covers, which can become a serious problem if you don't know the ...

How often do you change your sheets? Chances are, unless it’s once a week, you could benefit from changing them more frequently. Experts say we spend roughly a third of the day sleeping. While that ...

If you can’t remember the last time you washed your sheets, it might be time for a refresh. No matter how “aesthetic” your bedroom setup is, nothing kills the vibe like bacteria buildup. A study from ...

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 ...