Dormeo Mattresses

Dormeo's TRUE HYBRID™ Beds combine all the benefits of memory foam and innersprings- while eliminating the drawbacks of both! Octaspring® Technology's unique structure provides greater comfort, support and ventilation. MemoryCoils™and EcoSprings™ come in various levels of firmness to ergonomically support your entire body. Each individual MemoryCoil and EcoSpring works independently AND collectively to support your body in a perfect cradle for proper circulation, soothing relaxation and ergonomic alignment.

Hundreds of these structures are built into body-zoned layers to work together, providing comfort and support-like no other mattress can. We clearly bring you THE DESTINATION for COOLER COMFORT and your best night's sleep!

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This display is a biology lesson and wall decor in one! Tape leaves to identification cards created with crafts store materials or printed from our free templates below. Then place them along a card-holder tree.
If your go-to autumn bouquet defaults to traditional offerings, shake it up with a less-expected blend of veggies, fruits, berries and widely varied flowers. Small gourds, cabbage heads and pears (secured to thin dowels) add surprising flair.
Wrap glass votive holders in textural flair. Tie raffia around three or four overlapping moistened corn husks trimmed to fit. A spotted guinea fowl feather (available at crafts stores) adds a flourish.
Squash, pumpkins and a twig of ginkgo leaves (inserted in a flower pick) on mounded moss command attention in this bell jar set atop a terra-cotta dish. Substitute a terrarium, large jar or even a glass cake cover, if desired. Arrange a few spillovers outside the glass for a touch of spontaneity.

Fall Cleaning

Energy-saving fall ideas
Fall is the time to get your house sealed up and ready for the cold, said Kruchko. He suggests caulking around windows and doors. This will keep the chilly air and bugs out, and keep the heat in.
Although caulking is something newer homes might not require, according to Kruchko, all homeowners should also be checking weather-stripping and door sweeps.
Other energy saving maintenance ideas for the fall include:
  • Installing ceiling fans, which Kruchko said might sound like a strange autumn task. However, he said with the fan blades tipped to push warm air down, homeowners can help save on heating bills and make themselves more comfortable.
  • Using a hot water heater blanket.
  • Insulating and wrapping pipes.
  • Checking the attic insulation and adding more if necessary.
  • Replacing windows, which, if you can afford it now, can really help save with energy costs, Kruchko said.
  • Have an energy audit done, which will tell you where heat is escaping your home and costing you money.