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Sleeping in Separate Rooms
© U-g-g-B-o-y-(-Photograp h-World-Sense-) It had to come up eventually – how many couples resort to sleeping in separate bedrooms because one spouse is snoring. Hold onto your chin straps, folks, because it’s estimated that as many as 25% of all married couples no longer share
Sound Conditioner to Block out Snoring
A sound conditioner covers up sounds with smooth background noise so you can sleep with fewer distractions. If you can’t stop your partner from snoring, try to block out the noise so you wake up less frequently. It’s certainly a better option than separate bedrooms. For
