What a great month to reflect on the importance of everything little thing we do to make our world a better place to live. Tough times like these can't help but bring us back to the basics - living healthy, caring for each other and appreciating every moment we can spend in the great outdoors. (Even if we can only dream of sleeping on the beach every night!)
At Soaring Heart we're fortunate to have been focused on healthy sleep and sustainable, organic manufacturing processes for decades. We like being a little bit different, and we live just fine being a little off the beaten path.
Like many of us, I've spent alot of time on webinars the last few weeks - learning about the growth in organic shopping and our global need for clearer standards and less "green-washing." One set of standards that we embrace through our annual certification audits are the UN's 17 goals for sustainable development. We are proud to both support and live these standards with our business. You can read more about these global goals through this link.
https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/sustainable-development-goals/
Meanwhile, thanks for all you're doing to protect your health and the health of our planet. While our economy is clearly in crisis this is a great time to stick with our values and celebrate the goodness of the earth.
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For 38 years we've prided ourselves on providing personalized products and services tailored to the unique needs of each customer. Today is no different - we care how you sleep, and we're committed to your health and safety.
Quarantined? Sheltered in Place? Home with the kids and looking for things to do? Here's a couple quick tips to help everyone sleep better - starting tonight:
1) Air your bedding. When cherry trees blossom its a great reminder to hang a temporary clothes line and air your winter bedding.
2) Do a thorough launder of your mattress pads, dust mite covers, pillow liners. Flip the mattress and catch up with those dust bunnies hiding under the bed.
3) Check your labels! C'mon - how long have you really had those bed pillows?
Mike Schaefer
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