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Survey finds Covid-19 pandemic has fast-tracked changes to mattress-buying attitudes and habits

The Better Sleep Council regularly conducts a variety of consumer research to help mattress manufacturers and the broader bedding industry to better respond to the needs of consumers, anticipate coming trends and hone marketing efforts. In the latest installment of comprehensive research, the BSC... Read More

Weighted blankets are a safe and effective intervention in the treatment of insomnia.

That’s according to Swedish researchers who found that insomnia patients do experience improved sleep and less daytime sleepiness when sleeping with a weighted blanket. Results of the randomized, controlled study show that participants using the weighted blanket for four weeks reported significa... Read More

Japanese companies lobbied that, in the pandemic’s pain, a package of salary increases was “unrealistic”

Reuters, Tokyo, January 19 —Japan’s largest business lobby group ignored it on Tuesday, demanding a raise because it was preparing for key spring wage negotiations with the union, calling the package increase “unrealistic” because the company was The impact of COVID-19 officials said the pa... Read More

Disneyland theme kitchen towels and aprons appeared on Buena Vista Street

Earlier today, we carried out Live Park Walk & Talk in the Disney city of Disneyland, and in the area composed of Buena Vista Street in the now closed Disney California Adventure Park, we found some New kitchen accessories. A series of new hand towels/dishwashing towels appeared on Buena Vist... Read More

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From throwing pasta water to buying the wrong pieces of meat, here are cooking and baking errors that should be avoided if you want to rise to a higher level in the kitchen. (Also, how to fix these errors next time!) A crowded pot is a recipe for disaster. While it may be tempting to pack as many... Read More

Textile microfibers “generally” pollute Arctic materials and production news

Arctic-A research team found evidence that ultrafine plastic fibers made of synthetic fibers “generally” pollute the Arctic Ocean. 96 of 97 samples collected throughout the polar regions were found to contain pollutants. Dr. Peter Rose of the Ocean Smart Conservation Group said: ̶... Read More

American bath towels: consumer preferences in 2020

January 7, 2021, Dublin (Global News)-ResearchAndMarkets.com has added the “Consumer Preference for Bath Towels in the US” report. The report shows the priorities of bath towel consumers through various online media such as social media, review sites and forums. The main players in th... Read More