Most people buy a mattress pad because they either have a new mattress that they want to protect or because they're looking to make their old mattress more comfortable. Face it. Our mattresses can get pretty gross over time.

Achoo!  Darn that dust allergy!  Have you or someone you love ever uttered these words?  We blame dust allergy for many things: Sneezing wheezing itchy, watery eyes coughing stuffy nose runny nose But exactly what is dust allergy? 

We’ve all had it happen.  Whether you have allergies or not, you have had one of those sneezing attacks. They can be brought on my exposure to dust mites, pollens, molds, bits of animal fur or skin, black pepper, bacteria, viruses, or a whole host of other irritants.

Back in the day, before I was properly diagnosed with allergies, I was diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue.  I would not accept a diagnosis of Chronic Fatigue and insisted that my doctor not give up on the reason for my lack of energy.

Whether it’s at home, in the office or inside the car, many of us use air fresheners, deodorizers, and scented candles to make our space smell cleaner and more pleasant. But the question is: are the chemicals in these products safe?

Every winter is tough on skin. This winter is no different. Here’s 5 tips to prevent dry skin in winter.

With so many fabrics available, how do you know which dust mite mattress protector is right for you? To cut through the confusion, we have created this dust mite cover buying guide.