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Why Making Your Bed First thing in the Morning Isn't Always a Good Idea

It's a ritual for many: as soon as you wake up, you make your bed. Sheets pulled back, pillows replaced, blanket folded. But while this gesture may seem like a good start to the day, researchers and ...

You Might Not Need to Make Your Bed Every Morning—Here's Why

Waiting to make your bed can help reduce dust mites, bacteria, and mold by allowing moisture to evaporate. Experts recommend ...
YourTango

People Who Make Their Beds Every Single Morning Usually All Have These 11 Rare Personality Traits

People who make their beds every single morning usually also have certain rare personality traits. On top of the benefits they receive from the small ritual, they also benefit from traits such as self ...
Yahoo

Here's Why You May Be Better Off Not Making Your Bed First Thing In The Morning

You've probably heard it your whole life that a tidy room starts with a made bed. But what if making your bed first thing in the morning isn't the healthiest habit? As it turns out, not making your ...
VegOut Magazine

Psychology says people who make their bed every morning even when no one will see it share these 9 highly uncommon traits

This simple morning ritual, practiced in complete solitude, reveals a fascinating psychological profile that separates the ...
New York Post

This ‘lazy’ hack first thing in the morning can wake up your brain and body — and could boost your immunity

Forget snooze buttons and slow starts. One woman swears that adopting a simple, no-cost habit first thing in the morning has “changed her life” — and it only takes a few seconds. “I am a lazy person ...
VegOut Magazine

If you make your bed every morning even though you live alone, psychology says you have these 7 admirable traits

This simple morning habit reveals a deeper truth about who you are, and the psychology behind it might surprise you (especially if you've been doing it without realizing what it says about your ...