How to Make a Great Bedroom for Sleeping
Find out what bothers you., Clean up your bedroom., Buy a new mattress., Find a quality pillow., Look for softer bed linens., Consider buying thermal drapes for your windows., If you want, put thermal drapes over the doors to silence bathroom noise...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find out what bothers you.
Do you hate that TV and it's loud sounds? Is the streetlight outside annoying? What about the rough bed covers? -
Step 2: Clean up your bedroom.
Simple as that. , Find out how you sleep so you can find the right one. , Get one that is bound to stay comfy and nice through the years. , If your sheets are okay, buy a soft blanket. , They work wonders.
They keep out the cold, block out light, and reduces outside noise. ,, It will not keep you up as much as a regular one. ,, It can distract you from your sleep. , That way, you won't be tempted to turn it on. , Put it and the earbuds under your pillow, turn up the volume in the earbuds so that you can hear it through your pillow and sleep. , Turn them off at 7pm and put them away (if it is a laptop.) ,, Lime green will not help you fall asleep. , It will help you ease into sleep better. , They will distract you into looking around the room at stuff and not sleeping. , If left unorganized, they will make you think, "Uh, I have to clean this and organize this and pick up this and wipe down this"
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Step 3: Buy a new mattress.
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Step 4: Find a quality pillow.
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Step 5: Look for softer bed linens.
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Step 6: Consider buying thermal drapes for your windows.
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Step 7: If you want
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Step 8: put thermal drapes over the doors to silence bathroom noise and the kids running down the hall.
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Step 9: Buy a dimmer alarm clock.
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Step 10: Use a lamp that is dim to ease your eyes into sleep.
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Step 11: Remove everything else off of your nightstand.
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Step 12: Remove the batteries from the TV remote!
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Step 13: If you must bring an i-Device or mp3 player to bed
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Step 14: put the brightness level as low as possible and don't stay on it all night.
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Step 15: Computers are distractions.
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Step 16: Reposition your bed away from the windows or walls near heavily used rooms
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Step 17: like a living room or playroom.
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Step 18: Paint your walls a darker color.
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Step 19: Invest in a light with a dimmer.
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Step 20: Remove photos on the wall
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Step 21: excess furniture
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Step 22: and other not needed items.
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Step 23: Organize bathrooms and closets if necessary.
Detailed Guide
Do you hate that TV and it's loud sounds? Is the streetlight outside annoying? What about the rough bed covers?
Simple as that. , Find out how you sleep so you can find the right one. , Get one that is bound to stay comfy and nice through the years. , If your sheets are okay, buy a soft blanket. , They work wonders.
They keep out the cold, block out light, and reduces outside noise. ,, It will not keep you up as much as a regular one. ,, It can distract you from your sleep. , That way, you won't be tempted to turn it on. , Put it and the earbuds under your pillow, turn up the volume in the earbuds so that you can hear it through your pillow and sleep. , Turn them off at 7pm and put them away (if it is a laptop.) ,, Lime green will not help you fall asleep. , It will help you ease into sleep better. , They will distract you into looking around the room at stuff and not sleeping. , If left unorganized, they will make you think, "Uh, I have to clean this and organize this and pick up this and wipe down this"
and it puts unnecessary stress on you.
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