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What once was love at first sight has now turned into silent resentment...Your sofas used to be the centrepiece of your living room, perfectly matching your carefully planned décor to create a beautiful ambiance.
To help you fall in love with your fabric sofas and chairs all over again we put together a comprehensive care guide covering some of the most common sources of stains and potential damage that can occur to your fabric furniture.
Because of the nature of the material it is made out of, fabric furniture tends to be more difficult to clean and maintain for a long period of time. Food stains, animal fur and bad smells can stick to your sofas or chairs and considerably shorten their lifespan.
During the summer months, the warmer weather is usually a welcome addition, especially when we're lucky enough to get a hot weekend to enjoy a BBQ, beach trips and fun in the garden.
Enjoying the sun is something that we look forward to, however for some, it can make a huge impact on our sleep come night time.
Sleeping when the weather is warmer can be difficult. Many of us struggle to fall asleep if our body temperatures are too high, resulting in a restless nights sleep when we do eventually drift off.
To some people it's a bit of a joke. For many, it's the source of endless nights of frustration. We're talking, of course, about snoring.
If you're a snorer, or your nightly sleep is ruined by sharing a bed with someone who snores, you might be interested to note that 25th - 29th April is National Stop Snoring Week.
This annual event by the British Snoring and Sleep Apnoea Association aims to promote awareness of snoring and the idea that nobody has to suffer. So we thought we'd take this opportunity to look at some natural remedies for snoring.
It's January, and alongside all your other dreams for 2016, one of your resolutions will probably be that this is the year you're going to lose weight and get fit.
But did you know that getting enough sleep each night can really help with your fitness goals?
Which means having a lie in instead of an early morning gym session is actually better for you! Well, maybe not...
However, according to research, people who get around 8 hours sleep a night can reduce their stress levels and have double the chance of slimming down, alongside many other health benefits.
According to a study carried out by researchers from Kaiser Permanente Center for Health Research in Portland US, people who had less than six hours sleep or more than eight hours sleep per day were less likely to lose weight. The results support previous research linking sleep problems to obesity.
However, this does not mean that a poor sleep pattern directly causes obesity, but if a candidate wasn't getting enough sleep, it was harder for them to stick to their weight loss programme.
Lack of sleep can trigger a hormonal reaction which results in an intake of energy-dense food – usually high carb and high sugar foods, which become a “coping behaviour”.
We've all been too tired to cook a healthy meal and reached for a takeaway menu instead, or needed an energy boost so grabbed a chocolate bar or energy drink. Once or twice alongside a healthy lifestyle is fine, but if you constantly find yourself doing this, that is where the problem starts.
Everyone knows that you need sleep. And there are few better feelings in life than sinking into a comfortable bed after a long and tiring day.
But for many people, sleep isn't a priority. The thing is, it should be. There are many health benefits of sleep, so not getting enough can take its toll on your body.
We've pulled back the covers on some of the key advantages of sleep, by looking at some studies and scientific evidence that support each claim.