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If you're suffering from migraines, then you know: The pain can be excruciating and it often prevents you from sleeping through the night. That's made worse, in turn, by the fact that sleeplessness can induce migraines . While serious migraines should be treated by a doctor (they'll be able to identify the source of your individual headaches), you can find some relief with a quality pillow. The best pillows for migraines are usually made of a soft, yet firm, memory foam and are shaped to realign your spine and reduce the neck and back pain that often causes migraines. So what else do you need to know? As mentioned before, memory foam is most likely the way to go. Not only does memory foam provide the firmness you need to reduce stress on your neck ( and thus reduce migraines ), but memory foam pillows are available in contoured designs that will keep your spine straight as you sleep. However, if memory foam isn't for you, some migraineurs have found relief with buc...

Is there anything worse than going down to your crawl space only to find it sticky, smelly, and full of mold? Luckily, it's actually easy to stave off the worst symptoms of dampness with the best dehumidifiers for crawl spaces . Because crawl spaces are so hard to reach, they tend to trap tons of moisture, which means you'll need a powerful dehumidifier to keep it adequately dry down there. The key is to find one that can tackle the size of your space. Before you buy, you'll want to measure the dimensions of your crawl space and look for dehumidifiers that are made specifically for the room size you're dealing with for maximum effectiveness. On top of size, another thing to look for is a dehumidifier with a drainage tube . You could always opt for a unit with a water tank, but continually going down to your crawl space to check on the tank can get a little tedious. With a drainage hose, your dehumidifier will automatically dispel the water it collects without you ha...

We live in stressful and uncertain times, so when it comes to finding comfort and solutions, we get it where we can. When it comes to safety and the small things that are really annoying (like when food falls between the stove and countertop), the good news is that there are tons of innovative and easy-to-use items that can help make your home safer and better. These genius and cheap products that can prevent bad stuff from happening are a great place to start. From labeled cutting boards that reduce the risk of cross-contamination to a dryer vent cleaning brush that gets all those stray lint pieces, every item on this list is exponentially helpful around the house. Plus, many of these items will help in multiple ways around the house, too: Motion-sensing lights help you safely navigate those midnight trips to the bathroom while keeping electricity bills low; cable clips eliminate trips hazards and keep things looking tidy; and flameless candles give your home all the ambiance you ...

There's nothing worse than waking up in the middle of the night or early morning sticking to your pajamas and sheets — which is why, if you're a sweaty sleeper (or it's simply hot outside), you need to make sure you're armed with the right type of sleepwear. The best pajamas that keep sweaty sleepers cool will be airy and breathable — it's important to choose a pair that isn't tight-fitting — and made of lightweight materials like cotton or linen. Also, though this may seem obvious, the less covered up you are, the better, so look for pajama tops that are short-sleeved or sleeveless, and go for short bottoms or capris instead of full-length pants. Before you get to shopping, though, here's a bit more background on finding pajamas that won't cause you to overheat. Let's start with the best and worst fabrics for sweaty sleepers . Unfortunately, many adorable pajamas are made from heavy or dense fabrics like flannel, polyester, and silk. No offense...

What might have started as a reprieve from uncomfortable outfits and packed schedules, the new normal has turned into endless days and weeks of working and playing from home. While wearing pajamas all day, every day can be pretty incredible, a few months later, the thrill may have lost some of its shine. So while a return to standard operating procedures is still some time away, if you're looking for comfortable pieces that'll also make you feel put together , have I got the list for you. It may seem like comfortable and polished, don’t necessarily go together. But the truth is, loungewear has come a long way, and with the right choices, you can find great pieces that effortlessly pull your look together. Chunky sweaters and button-down cotton tunics are always on point (and perfect for Zoom calls), not to mention that they pair well with just about anything. Cardigans can always be counted on to add some polish to any outfit. And if you really want to get fancy there’s a dy...