Sleep masks are used at home, in a hotel, or while travelling as a passenger in a car, train, or airplane to block out either natural light (sunlight) or artificial light. Night shifters use them to sleep during the day and patients in hospitals use them to block out light emitting from the hallway. Others use them simply to relax or meditate or block the light when their partner is reading in bed.

Do you and your family get up tired, suffering from fatigue during the day because you couldn’t sleep at night? Are allergies to blame? If so, you’re not alone.

Mould can be just as scary as it sounds. This fungal growth, which can be hiding behind your walls or under your carpet, can cause a myriad of health issues in otherwise healthy people and even prove catastrophic for those with certain illnesses or an allergy to mould.

Did you know that temperature can have a profound impact on your ability to get a good night’s sleep? It’s true. If you’re too hot, it becomes difficult to have a quality sleep experience. Don’t take our word for it though. The New York Times reports on a study finding that the ideal temperature for sleeping is between 15.5 and 20 degrees Celsius.