If you’ve watched a European movie, stayed in a European hotel, or even looked at a picture of a European home, you’ve no doubt seen those towel racks that have several bars close together, installed against the wall. Those are towel warmers, and while they aren’t standard in U.S. homes (yet), there’s more interest in having them in U.S. homes now. These heated towel bars help your towel dry faster after you use it, preventing the growth of mildew and other icky things. Read More»
A chair mat provides protection for your floors, but the material you choose can make a big difference in your home. Two of the more common chair mat materials include plastic and glass. If you have pets in the home, then you will find multiple advantages when you choose carpet glass chair mats for the computer chairs in your office.
You may not think your pet has a lot of impact on the type of chair mat you have, but you will find many advantages and can avoid multiple hassles associated with plastic chair mats and pets. Read More»
What should you ask the sales associate at a mattress dealer? You’re ready to invest in a new mattress. But you’re not sure which one is the right choice. Before you start shopping, take a look at the top questions to ask a mattress store sales professional.
What Types of Mattresses Do You Sell?
There isn’t one standard type of mattress. Along with size, mattresses vary by material type. According to the Sleep Foundation, the most common types of mattresses are foam, innerspring, hybrid, latex, and airbed types. Read More»
