While it’s true that bed sheets get dirtier quicker because they are in direct contact with the body, comforters can get quite dirty and unhygienic as well, and that’s bad for your skin and health.

Just because you put clothes in the washer, it doesn't mean they always come out clean. Selecting the wrong cycle, not using the right detergent, and not disinfecting clothes can result in laundry that’s not as clean or sanitary as you expect. Here are four signs that your clothes are not getting clean.

You might think that a little funk is the only downside of wearing dirty underwear. But unwashed underwear is more dangerous than you think. From acne to yeast infection, there's lots of reasons to change your underwear daily.

I don't know if you’ve ever noticed this, but some clothes are stinkier than others when you sweat. It all comes down to the type of fabric. With some fabrics, you’ll barely notice an odor even on a hot day. But with others, even a little sweat emits a strong smell. Why does this happen and what can you do about it?

If you have sensitive skin, you are washing baby clothes or you are doing laundry for someone who is sick, it is important to make sure laundry is disinfected. A regular wash cycle does not sanitize clothes, so here are ways to do it more effectively.

It can take weeks to get over the sleep disruption caused by daylight saving time. Over that period, many people struggle with daytime sleepiness, fatigue, higher stress levels and other effects of sleep deprivation. But that doesn't have to be the case. Here’s how to go through the spring and autumn time change without letting it ruin your sleep.

Have you ever noticed that you get more acne breakouts during spring and summer? It’s not just you. There is something like spring acne. Seasonal changes in temperature, humidity, pollution and other aspects affect our skin health. Spring and summer, in particular, can be brutal on your skin.

The weather is warmer, the flowers are blooming and the birds are singing. As we transition from winter to spring, it’s time to make some changes in your bedroom as well, both for aesthetic and practical purposes.

As you switch to cooler bedding during spring to deal with the rising temperatures, you should also wash and change your sheets and other bedding more frequently in spring. Here's why.

Warmer weather, increased humidity and pollen in the air are some of the ways you can expect spring to affect your sleep. Here's how to ensure your sleep quality doesn't suffer with the change of season.