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While most of us try to sleep during regular nighttime hours, it's not always possible to align sleep schedules with daily sunrise and sunset. Not to mention, city environments with street lights and ...

Whether it’s the streetlight outside your window, traffic lights from cars driving past or a particularly bright phase of the moon, exterior light pouring into the bedroom can make it really difficult ...

Blackout curtains: Some love them, some hate them. However, if you can’t get enough sleep, have a hefty electricity bill because of drafty windows, or prefer your room on the darker side, blackout ...

Cut down on energy use while adding style to your home with the insulating power of these attractive window treatments.

The struggle to stay asleep or fall into deep sleep during daylight hours is real, especially if you work nights (and snooze during the day), you're a parent, you love sleeping in on weekends, or ...

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As temperatures soar and the sun beats down, finding ways to keep your home cool and comfortable becomes a top priority. While air conditioning might be the first solution that comes to mind, there’s ...

One of the best ways to fend off the winter chill without racking up heating bills is to prevent drafts from getting into your home or letting heat out. Unless you can afford to re-insulate your home ...