Tips for Sleeping with a Snorer [Infographic]
A snoring partner presents a real challenge to getting needed shut eye. Try these tips before you throw in the towel and decamp to your own space.

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TIPS FOR SLEEPING WITH A SNORER
You may love the person you share your bed with. But their snoring habit? Not so much. Before you give them the boot, try these 9 tips.
- Invest in an Anti-Snore Pillow - Yep, they actually make these! A good anti-snore pillow will put their head in the correct position and help open airways.
- Go to Bed Before Your Partner - Many people find it easier to sleep with a snorer if they not off before their snoring partner.
- Skip the Drinks & Big Meals - Both booze and too much food can make snoring worse.
- Bust Out the SleepPhones® Headphones - SleepPhones® headphones are the world's most comfortable headphones for sleeping. They've saved countless marriages by blocking out snoring partners with music, meditation tracks, white noise, and more.
- Have Them Shower Before Bed - Steamy air can open the nasal passages and possibly reduce snoring.
- Gently Roll Them Over - Sleeping on your back makes snoring worse, so try rolling them over. Also try placing a pillow under their back to keep them on their side.
- Get a Bigger Bed - Sharing a tight space makes a snoring partner sound even worse, so consider upgrading to a bigger size.
- Encourage Them to Get Tested - There could be a medical condition like sleep apnea causing their snoring, so encourage your partner to schedule a sleep test.
- Try a Humidifier - Dry air can make snoring worse, so try investing in a humidifier to add moisture back in the air.
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Find more at our resource page dedicated to Snoring.