Living in college dorms means sharing a communal area, which can be a struggle even if you get along with everyone. Your (or your kid’s) new living companions may be night owls or early risers who set ...

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Now is the time to make your lists for back-to-school shopping and check them twice. Bedding is always a must no matter what type of housing you’re living in for college, and it can make it that much ...

Just like you pack your bag before heading to class this bedding is prepacked in a draw string bag with all your snooze zone essentials. The Kaye Medallion Comforter Snooze Set in ivory is perfect for ...

Here’s a secret: your college student doesn’t need a Twin XL duvet. Instead, I recommend investing in a more flexible Twin Set (from Amazon) and a queen-sized quilt (also at Amazon) that will make ...

For some people, a new set of sleep essentials is a refreshing way to start anew. Thinking about sliding into soft, cozy sheets under a fluffy comforter might have you eagerly adding things to your ...

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Bargain Mom reader Mikah Massey Boothe posted a great tip...Here's what she wrote: I don't know if this has been posted but Alabaster Target has twin xl comforter sets for $12.49! It includes the ...