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Enjoy the sound of silence … sweet dreams are made of this

Phil Creighton by Phil Creighton
Wednesday, January 19, 2022 6:52 am
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Silentnight is looking for snorers to have sweet dreams

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FOR some, visions softly creeping come from the sound of silence, but for others it’s not the flash of a neon light that splits the night, it’s a snorer.

A new contest has been launched by bed specialists Silentnight, aimed at giving people well, a silent night.

One in four sleepers say they are kept awake by their partner’s snoring, so to help Silentnight has launched a search for volunteers to test its sleep products. And the serious snorers will also receive £300 for their troubles.

The prize includes a sleep bundle worth up to £700: a king-size, rolled mattress from the Studio by Silentnight collection, a pair of innovative Anti-Snore pillows designed to encourage improved breathing, and a ‘So Snug’ 13.5 tog winter duvet to keep snorers cosy while they doze.

Kat Collins, senior brand manager for Silentnight, said: “This is official business and we’re looking for applicants who take their sleep seriously.

“As part of our mission to change how people sleep for the better, we know that customers’ feedback on our products is fundamental to our future launches so can’t wait to hear our new ‘employees’ thoughts.”

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To take part, visit the firm’s website and sign up to its newsletter, and follow @silentnightbeds on Instagram or Facebook.

Winners will be contacted by email and Silentnight will remove the old mattress as well.

Forget Simon and Garfunkel, the best sign-off line comes from Eurythmics: sweet dreams are made of this. Who am I to disagree?

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