HeyJaredRichard Baguley
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- Sep 6, 2026
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I slept on a mattress made of just cotton, wool and coils for a month. Here's the case for old-school beds (opens the original)
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This eco-friendly mattress made from organic materials has a nice balance of give and underlying firmness, though it’s pretty bouncy Sign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better things Sleep sits at the base of psychologist Abraham Maslow’s famous pyramid of needs, and it’s especially frustrating when a good night’s rest evades your grasp. Personally, thanks to a combination of a bad back and a sleep disorder, it’s all about the right mattress. For nearly a mon
I tried everything to rid my yard of mosquitoes. This German-engineered trap finally worked (opens the original)
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After trying nearly everything to prevent mosquito bites, I tested Biogents’ traps, used by the CDC and WHO, to find if backyard results are worth $200 This $380 kayak goes from backseat to lake in 10 minutes Sign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better things Don’t get me wrong: I’m a peaceful person with compassion for all earthly creatures. Except mosquitoes, which deserve all the swats, cursing and loathing they get. As someone for whom a single bite brings
The laces are a lie. These covert hands-free shoes fool everyone (opens the original)
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I discovered Kiziks hands-free shoes out of necessity, but now I never want to stoop over to tie my shoes again These sneakers saved my feet from blisters on vacation – and looked cute with every outfit Sign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better things Six months ago, my back did something deeply unpleasant that made it very difficult to bend over, kneel down or honestly do anything. It slipped a disk. I wrote about some of the back-saving gadgets that helped
Bedjet review: Too hot to sleep? I tried a box that blows cool air between sheets and it actually worked (opens the original)
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BedJet’s novel under-the-blankets approach to creating the perfect sleep climate has its benefits – and a few unexpected quirks The best sleep masks and best Bluetooth sleep masks in the US Sign up for the Filter US newsletter, your weekly guide to buying fewer, better things Let’s get the puns out of the way first: yes, I am hot in bed; yes, I get the cold shoulder sometimes and yes, I do sometimes wake up hot and sweaty. As a fairly typical cranky middle-aged male, these are part of the simple
Bedjet review: Too hot to sleep? I tried a box that blows cool air between sheets and it actually worked - AOL (opens the original)
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Let’s get the puns out of the way first: yes, I am hot in bed; yes, I get the cold shoulder sometimes and yes, I do sometimes wake up hot and sweaty. As a fairly typical cranky middle-aged male, these are part of the simple process of falling asleep. Like more than 30% of Americans, I struggle with sleep, intermittently being too hot, too cold or having a cat jump on my head. The BedJet aims to deal with the first two issues by quite literally adding climate control between the sheets. The BedJe
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