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311 days ago

Tips on Accelerating Your Comfort Level with a New Mattress

Marketing Manager from Beds4U - Newmarket

Getting started on the quest for the perfect night’s sleep with a new mattress can be exciting, but it often requires a period of adjustment.

If you've recently invested in a new mattress and are wondering about the time frame for adjustment, you're not alone.


Understanding the … View more
Getting started on the quest for the perfect night’s sleep with a new mattress can be exciting, but it often requires a period of adjustment.

If you've recently invested in a new mattress and are wondering about the time frame for adjustment, you're not alone.


Understanding the typical adjustment period can greatly improve your sleep health and ensure you get the most comfort out of your new bed.

The Personal Touch: Individual Variation in Adjustment
When it comes to adapting to a new mattress, there's no one-size-fits-all answer.

The mattress adjustment period can vary significantly depending on a number of personal factors.

Age, health, and even your usual sleep position can influence how quickly you adjust.

Generally, most people take anywhere from a few days up to a month to fully adapt to their new sleeping environment.

During this time, your body is acclimating to the support and feel of the mattress, which may differ significantly from your old one.

Understanding Mattress Types and Their Impact
The type of mattress you choose also plays a crucial role in your adjustment period.

Memory foam, for instance, may require a longer adjustment period as it contours more significantly to your body compared to a traditional spring mattress.

On the other hand, hybrid mattresses—a combination of foam and springs—offer a balance of support and cushioning, which might ease the adaptation process.

Tips for a Smoother Transition
Adapting to your new mattress is not just about waiting it out; there are active steps you can take to make the process smoother:

Maintain a consistent sleep schedule. Going to bed and waking up at the same time every day sets your body’s internal clock, which can help reduce the adjustment time.

Create a comfortable sleep environment. Ensure your bedroom is conducive to sleep—consider factors like temperature, light, and noise.

Give it time. Even if your new mattress feels different or not quite right initially, give it a few weeks, as initial discomfort is common.
Exploring more about how to enhance your sleep environment for a comfortable sleep, you can check out Beds4U Bedding.

Recognizing the Signs of Successful Adjustment
How do you know if you're well-adjusted to your new mattress?

Look for positive changes in your sleep quality and health.

You should experience less tossing and turning, fewer awakenings through the night, and reduced morning stiffness or soreness.

Increased sleep quality and waking up feeling rested are clear indicators that your body has adapted to the new mattress.

Comfort with Confidence
Adjusting to a new mattress is a unique experience that varies from person to person.

By understanding your needs and the characteristics of different mattress types, along with employing tips to aid the transition, you can enhance your sleep quality significantly.

Remember, a good night's sleep is crucial for your overall health and well-being.

At Beds4U, we are committed to helping you find that perfect sleep solution.

With a wide range of high-quality mattresses and a knowledgeable team eager to assist, finding your ideal comfort is just a visit away.

Explore our latest collections and sales at Beds4U and start enjoying a more comfortable sleep tonight.

311 days ago

Framework Doors - Home Security Advice

Nick from Framework Doors

Hi neighbours, Nick here from Framework Doors. We are a supplier of beautiful looking steel security doors, installing in your neighbourhood.

I've put together some quick advice around home security. Hope it's of interest, drop a comment if you have anything else you'd like to … View more
Hi neighbours, Nick here from Framework Doors. We are a supplier of beautiful looking steel security doors, installing in your neighbourhood.

I've put together some quick advice around home security. Hope it's of interest, drop a comment if you have anything else you'd like to add. Thanks and have a great week.

Immediate actions:
- Secure your belongings: Pretty simple. Don't leave packages unattended, bring in valuables from your car and make sure doors and windows are locked. I learnt the hard way having a scooter stolen off our porch in the middle of the night (it wasn't chained to anything - my bad, won't make that mistake again).

- Neighbourhood watch: If you don't already have one, consider starting a neighbourhood watch group, even if it's just a whatsapp chat with your immediate neighbours - letting them know if you're coming and going for extended periods of time, need help bringing in bins, clearing letterbox etc.

- Report suspicious activity: If you see anything unusual, report it to the police and neighbours. A lot of the time it's the same (small) group of people, known to authorities. Even small details can be helpful.

- Don’t hide your spare key under a welcome mat – or under a pot plant...or just anywhere that seems obvious!

Longer-term solutions:
- Security cameras: Installing security cameras can be a deterrent and provide evidence if something does happen. Places like PB Tech have got pretty decent, affordable, super easy to install cameras (tbh just having something/anything there that resembles a camera and is clearly visible can be enough to discourage opportunists).

- Further to this, clearly displaying a sticker from a security company on your windows can also be a useful deterrent.

- Outdoor lighting: Well-lit areas can also deter unwanted visitors.

- Upgrade your locks: Consider investing in stronger locks for your doors and windows. Deadbolts are great as they prevent people getting in, while also making it much harder to get out with large items like a TV.

For those still reading, Framework Doors specialises in locally-made and beautiful looking steel security doors (see image). While they're not the only solution, they do add an extra layer of protection and peace of mind. They install directly into the existing door frame and come in a range of designs, colours etc. Good for keeping intruders out and great for keeping pets, kids etc contained, while also allowing passive airflow and sunlight into the house.

If you'd like to know more, please reach out. I'm happy to offer advice, even if you're not ready to purchase right away.

- My email is nick@frameworkdoors.com.
- Website is www.frameworkdoors.com.......
- Check out images of our doors in situ via Facebook and Instagram @frameworkdoors.

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311 days ago

Happy holidays and summer time.

Redcross Sandringham from Red Cross Shop Sandringham

Explore our collection of vibrant swimwear and accessories.
Whether you’re headed to the beach,a picnic,or a family gathering, we’ve got you covered.

Come visit us,
We are open all 7days

571 Sandringham Road,
Sandringham,Auckland 1025.

311 days ago

Art classes for complete beginners and intermediates.

Fiona from The Village Art classes - Mt Eden

We have classes in Sketching , Watercolors , Acrylics and 1 day workshops.
Adorn your walls with something that you have created!

318 days ago

The Riddler wants to hear from you! 🎉

Lila from The Neighbourly Riddler

Our daily riddles have been a fun way to start the day and spark some friendly competition, but we’re thinking about mixing things up—and we’d love your input!

What do you enjoy most about the riddles? Is it the brain-teasing puzzles, the themed photos, or the big reveal in the afternoon?
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Our daily riddles have been a fun way to start the day and spark some friendly competition, but we’re thinking about mixing things up—and we’d love your input!

What do you enjoy most about the riddles? Is it the brain-teasing puzzles, the themed photos, or the big reveal in the afternoon?

If you could tweak one thing, what would it be? Maybe you’d like harder riddles, different themes, or see riddles in a different style or format!

Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Your ideas could help shape the next chapter of our riddles! 🧩

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311 days ago

Colour your world

The Team from Resene ColorShop Mt Eden

It’s simple to turn wood scraps into a work of art with the range of beach inspired Resene Colorwood wash hues. Find out how to create your own with these easy step by step instructions.

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311 days ago

Retire in comfort and security

Greenview Park Village

Premium care just meters away form our village. Join our caring community, where passion thrives. Trust Terrace Kennedy House for exceptional care and meaningful connections. Find out more

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312 days ago

? Walk-in Caturdays are here!

The Team from SPCA New Zealand

? Our SPCA Centers are overflowing with cats and kittens ready to find love, and we're on a mission to get them into caring homes this summer.

? Starting 25th January, SPCA is offering walk-in cat adoptions on Saturdays to help our feline friends find their forever homes. No appointment … View more
? Our SPCA Centers are overflowing with cats and kittens ready to find love, and we're on a mission to get them into caring homes this summer.

? Starting 25th January, SPCA is offering walk-in cat adoptions on Saturdays to help our feline friends find their forever homes. No appointment needed – just pop into the Centre every Saturday during opening hours until 15th March and meet your new furry companion.

*To speed things up for you on adoption day, apply online via any of the cat profiles for your local centre on www.spca.nz... so we have all your details ready to go. Dog, small animal and farm animal adoptions are still by appointment as not all are in the centre.

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328 days ago

Have you got a great recipe for feijoas?

Mei Leng Wong Reporter from NZ Gardener & Get Growing

Kia ora neighbours. If you've got a family recipe for feijoas, we'd love to see it and maybe publish it in our magazine. Send your recipe to mailbox@nzgardener.co.nz, and if we use it in the mag, you will receive a free copy of our March 2025 issue.

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313 days ago

Happy Holidays from Red Cross Shop Dominion Road 🌴

shop manager from Red Cross Shop Dominion Road

Get ready for an unforgettable summer with everything you need for the season:
👙 Stylish clothing for beach days, family gatherings, and summer parties
🩴 Sandals, hats, and accessories to complete your look
🏖️ Beach towels, picnic blankets, and outdoor essentials
🍽️ Unique homeware … View more
Get ready for an unforgettable summer with everything you need for the season:
👙 Stylish clothing for beach days, family gatherings, and summer parties
🩴 Sandals, hats, and accessories to complete your look
🏖️ Beach towels, picnic blankets, and outdoor essentials
🍽️ Unique homeware for summer barbecues and entertaining
🎁 Thoughtful gifts to make someone’s holiday extra special

Shop sustainably and support your community while finding amazing treasures for your summer adventures. Every purchase helps the Red Cross make a difference! ❤️

Come visit us at Dominion Road and explore all we have to offer.

184 Dominion Road 📍

Open 7 days a week 🗓️
Mon-Sun: 9am-5pm

Free parking 🅿️

326 days ago

Poll: Is camping as fun as people say?

The Team from Neighbourly.co.nz

Lack of good sleep, sub-par toileting experiences and difficulty in making meals. Do you consider camping as a top holiday experience?

For a bit of fun, let us know your thoughts and stories.

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Is camping as fun as people say?
  • 49.6% Yes
    49.6% Complete
  • 48.8% No
    48.8% Complete
  • 1.6% Other - I'll share below
    1.6% Complete
1823 votes
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313 days ago

Piano - upright black

Mandy from Mount Eden

Beautiful wooden piano and stool - suitable for student. Pick up Mt Eden. Need tuning after moving. $3.995 or ONO

Negotiable

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313 days ago

Help Shape the Future of Coeliac Disease Treatment

Evrima

Are you living with coeliac disease? We’re seeking participants for paid coeliac disease clinical trials.

If you’ve been following a gluten-free diet for at least 12 months, you may qualify. Your involvement will aid in vital research and potentially improve treatment options for people … View more
Are you living with coeliac disease? We’re seeking participants for paid coeliac disease clinical trials.

If you’ve been following a gluten-free diet for at least 12 months, you may qualify. Your involvement will aid in vital research and potentially improve treatment options for people with coeliac disease.

See if you qualify today and you could get paid while advancing science.
Find out more

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313 days ago

Get amongst it this summer season.

Triton Hearing

Hi neighbours!

At Triton Hearing, we believe you should make the most of the season and the moments that matter. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our revolutionary new Infinio Sphere devices. With cutting-edge technology delivering double the speech clarity*, you’ll hear every joke, … View more
Hi neighbours!

At Triton Hearing, we believe you should make the most of the season and the moments that matter. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our revolutionary new Infinio Sphere devices. With cutting-edge technology delivering double the speech clarity*, you’ll hear every joke, every story, and every cheer like never before.

This summer, don’t just be present - be at the heart of the fun.

*Sonova proprietary research (2024), visit hearmore.co.nz to learn more.
Find out more

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320 days ago

Proposed council changes to off leash permissions a dog parjs

Robyn from Mount Eden

The council is proposing to end or severely restrict off-leash permissions at many existing parks/reserves which currently have off leash permissions for dogs. For example, Big King Reserve would become on-leash only under the proposed plan.
We have until 23 February to put in submissions to … View more
The council is proposing to end or severely restrict off-leash permissions at many existing parks/reserves which currently have off leash permissions for dogs. For example, Big King Reserve would become on-leash only under the proposed plan.
We have until 23 February to put in submissions to council.
PLEASE HAVE YOUR SAY

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