It's Sleep Week NYT Wirecutter! Come for the mattress and bedding deals; stay for the insights and musings on all things sleep. nytimes.com/wirecutter/

We're deep in the midst of researching medical-style masks right now NYT Wirecutter. Here's what we like so far (and we've confirmed they're legit). Stay tuned for more. nyti.ms/386atUs

Most people believe hearing damage is caused by sudden, excessive sound, like loud bangs and explosions. But that’s not how most noise-induced hearing loss is caused—it’s caused by exposure to louder-than-recommended noises over a long period of time. wrctr.co/3rhSH8e

Finding a good temperature for falling asleep faster isn't simply a matter of turning your thermostat down. It's more complex than that—which is why socks can be so helpful.

Perhaps the most important use for the ever-versatile brown paper bag yet: Providing an easy way to dry and organize your respirator masks so you can safely re-wear them. Via NYT Wirecutter nyti.ms/3KwQFv9

#DaylightSavingTime comes to an end on Sunday at 2am. Sigh. To the rescue: 9 sparkly Consumer Reports-approved tips to brighten up those short days & dark nights. (Thx Dan Wroclawski Tanya Christian Tobie Stanger on the Home team for the brilliant ideas!) bit.ly/3FQErNV

Sometimes, a good night’s sleep is hard to come by. Share your tried and true tips to falling and staying asleep. #NewYearBetterSleep

Ready to finally kick bad sleep to the curb? Our expert advice and these top-rated products can help you finally rest easy. Our #NewYearBetterSleep challenge starts on Monday, 1/9. Let's own this challenge lying down. consumerreports.org/health/sleepin…

Just think of us as your bestie who has tested more sleep products than you can imagine. (Btw, our #NewYearBetterSleep challenge starts on Monday, 1/9. Restful sleep, we’re coming for you.) consumerreports.org/sleeping/produ…

Want more tips for a great night's sleep? Join us for the #NewYearBetterSleep challenge, which kicks off this Monday, January 9th 💤

CR's #NewYearBetterSleep challenge starts now! Tonight's teensy task: Throw fresh sheets onto your bed. Feels dreamy, right? (Changing sheets 1x/week minimizes dust & dust mites. For more details, see Consumer Reports’ latest guide to great sleep: bit.ly/3ZnlHwU)

Small steps can lead to big (sleep) rewards! Tonight's small step: Adjust the thermostat to ~65 degrees, & slip under covers that breathe. Why? Zzs come more easily when the room is cool & your skin, warm. More tips Consumer Reports: bit.ly/3ZnlHwU #NewYearBetterSleep

Day 3 of CR’s #NewYearBetterSleep challenge–aka, Simplest. Challenge. Ever. Tonite, hide indicator lights, like on a cable box (try black tape). Or use a sleep mask. Even tiny points of light can distract fr sleep. See Consumer Reports’ guide for more info bit.ly/3ZnlHwU

Day 4 #NewYearBetterSleep challenge: Noise begone! No soundproofing needed—just a white noise app (like @audiosamplng’s MyNoise). Match the frequ of a good sound to the bad (waves/whooshing traffic) & the latter fades away. More tips Consumer Reports bit.ly/3ZnlHwU

Contrary to popular belief, you don't need a flame to cook great food, according to Consumer Reports' rigorous range tests.

Why is dental coverage not funded by Medicare? Americans over 65 are the age group with the lowest rates of dental insurance coverage. Medicare covers most other preventive care. Why not dental?

Time goes by fast when you're getting great sleep! Last challenge: When a racing mind keeps you up, focus on lengthening & slowing the breath. Count your breaths backwards from 500—it's much better than counting sheep! #NewYearBetterSleep Consumer Reports bit.ly/3ZnlHwU

It's Sleep Week Consumer Reports! Head over to our Guide to Better Sleep for tip-packed articles on finding the rest you need, plus the best deals on the items that'll get you there. bit.ly/3YEIcMg

How well do Americans sleep? It's all over the map! See how your state is doing in the snooze dept w/ Dubly's cool interactive story on Who's Missing Out on Sleep via Consumer Reports bit.ly/3Fh9hOv

Chronic sleep loss is a form of stress, which can trigger inflammation throughout your body. But there are ways to get back on track. #SleepAwarenessWeek consumerreports.org/health/sleepin…