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this mattress is a good option for couples who have a little extra space in their bedroom and would like to use it. A wider bed also means extra space for pets and children. It’s also a common ...

I live in Brooklyn, where residents can dispose of a mattress for free as part of routine trash pickup. As someone who meticulously tries to cut waste in everyday life — avoiding single-use ...

Choosing the right mattress is essential ... One method some brands use to combat heat build-up in foam is to infuse it with gel. This can be done in various ways, such as dispersing gel evenly ...

This week’s Paris Motor Show has been a chance for a tariff-buttressed European car industry to showcase its ability to fight back against affordable, innovative Chinese electric-vehicle (EV) imports.

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This week’s Paris Motor Show has been a chance for a tariff-buttressed European car industry to showcase its ability to fight back against affordable, innovative Chinese electric vehicle imports.

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But Sleep Number's cooling mattress pad goes a step further. It fits to one side of the bed and uses active air technology to control your sleeping temperature, either cooling you down or heating ...

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