Wirecutter - What you loved most this Sleep Week

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Wirecutter Staff

Today, we’re bidding farewell to Sleep Week at Wirecutter. We hope we’ve helped you unlock a better night’s sleep, whether it was by showing you weird tricks, sharing our advice, or recommending sleep products.

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Here’s a recap of some of the dreamiest content from the week that you may have missed.

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Most read from Sleep Week

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The best mattresses

The perfect mattress is highly individual. We’ve researched and tested dozens of mattresses in a range of prices to help you find your best night’s sleep.

6 unexpected sleep aids you may already own

From scheduling pets’ midnight snacks to having your smart home put itself to bed (so you can stay in yours), here’s how to hack your sleep.

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We tried 6 anti-snoring devices. The Smart Nora worked best.

Snoring can be a sign of a serious health problem. But when it’s simply a disturbance, there are plenty of over-the-counter solutions.

Advice you may have slept on

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Trouble sleeping? Try a foot soak.

Soaking your feet in hot water before bed may make you a better sleeper. Supervising editor Marilyn Ong uses a tall, Japanese foot soak bucket to do the job.

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Secret weapons for restless nights

Sometimes you need a last-ditch trick. Here are the six simple practices Wirecutter’s sleep writer uses when nothing else works.

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What to do if your partner hates your body pillow

A huge body pillow can turn into a physical (and metaphorical) barrier between couples. Here’s how our writer and her spouse overcame the divide.

Before they’re gone: Sleep Week deals

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Brooklinen Classic Duvet Cover (Full/Queen)

Deal price: $103 | Street price: $139

Use promo code WCDUVET, same discount on all sizes

This soft and comfortable percale cover is one of the least expensive we tried, but it feels like nice, hotel bedding.

Buy now from Brooklinen

Cultiver Linen Duvet Cover (Queen)

Deal price: $208 | Street price: $260

Use promo code WIRECUTTER20, same discount applied to all sizes

Linen’s coarse texture adds an artfully rumpled look to a bed, and this breathable cover’s linen is the softest we’ve tested, especially for the price.

Buy now from Cultiver