While you may well have to replace certain furniture items more often than others, you don’t necessarily want to be doing this too regularly — it makes more sense to take good care of your things to make them last longer. For example, when I bought my last mattress, my mum gave me some useful tips on how to extend its life and keep it in a good condition by flipping and rotating. This doesn’t take a lot of time in the great scheme of things but it really works. Follow my tips on furniture maintenance to see for yourself!
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Why Electric Recliners Are Better Than Their Manual Counterparts
21 September 2020
There are two major classifications of recliners: electric and manual. Manual recliners are the oldest and by far the most widespread, with most being able to switch position with a simple lever on the side of the chair. The electric recliner put a modern spin on this old classic, with an easy to access remote control, either stitched into the sidearm of the recliner or as a stand-alone remote control. If you are thinking about getting a recliner that lasts you for decades, then here are a few reasons why you should choose an electric one over the traditional manual alternative.