The Sleep Book Tielle Love Luxury

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5 signs it’s time to upgrade for a good night’s sleep: 1. Linen Problem: Linen that’s itchy and scratchy We say: Polycotton sheets can make you itch and overheat. For the perfect night’s sleep, opt for sheets made from a high-grade cotton . This will make the sheets strong, soft, breathable and beautiful to touch. 2. Duvet 3. Pillow Problem: Waking with a crick in your neck. We say: Inexpensive shop bought pillows are cheap for a reason and are more likely to lose their shape and support. Take the pillow test by placing a pillow over your arm. If it folds over like an old saddle bag, get a new one as it’s either no good or past its best. Problem: Waking in the night sneezing We say: Go for clean, high quality feather and down duvets and pillows encased in dust-proof casing so no feather or down can escape. Natural fills also hold fewer bedbugs than synthetic fills, according to clinical research.

4. Topper Problem: A topper that dips in the middle We say: This is more likely to be your mattress, rather than your topper but a topper with inferior fill power will make the ‘dip’ more pronounced. Go for a two-tier topper for extra cushioning and support; a good quality topper will also prolong your mattress’s life. 5. Protector Problem: Waking up sweating at night We say: A breathable, deep fill cotton protector will help you keep your cool and your mattress fresh. To stop the protector creeping off the bed, go for well-constructed fully fitted protector or one with elasticated corners and robust elastic corner straps to hold the protector firmly in place The Sleep Book 13

5 signs it’s time to upgrade<br />

for a good night’s sleep:<br />

1. Linen<br />

Problem: Linen that’s<br />

itchy and scratchy<br />

We say: Polycotton sheets can<br />

make you itch and overheat. For the<br />

perfect night’s sleep, opt for sheets<br />

made from a high-grade cotton .<br />

This will make the sheets strong, soft,<br />

breathable and beautiful to touch.<br />

2. Duvet<br />

3. Pillow<br />

Problem: Waking with<br />

a crick in your neck.<br />

We say: Inexpensive shop bought<br />

pillows are cheap for a reason and<br />

are more likely to lose their shape<br />

and support. Take the pillow test by<br />

placing a pillow over your arm. If it<br />

folds over like an old saddle bag,<br />

get a new one as it’s either no good<br />

or past its best.<br />

Problem: Waking in the<br />

night sneezing<br />

We say: Go for clean, high quality<br />

feather and down duvets and pillows<br />

encased in dust-proof casing so no<br />

feather or down can escape. Natural<br />

fills also hold fewer bedbugs than<br />

synthetic fills, according to<br />

clinical research.

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