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Organic Mattress Sale: 20 Percent Off Essentia Beds

During Essentia's Fall Sale, you'll get 20 percent off Essentia's organic mattresses, which can add up to hundreds, if not a thousand, dollars in savings. Like Essentia's other organic latex models, the WIRED-tested Tatami is GOLS Certified Organic, meets Beyond Organic standards, has a GOTS-certified removable cover, and is naturally allergy-friendly (because it uses no animal byproducts).

When testing, I liked that Essentia's mattresses use a continuous semi-firm latex layer, so there's no pillow-top or quilted batting that can form soft spots over time, and no place for allergens and dust mites to burrow. Plus, because it's just one latex surface, there are no coils or springs, which helps isolate motion and reduces motion transfer when sleeping with a partner or pet. The GOTS-certified organic cotton cover protects the organic mattress beneath and is removable for easier cleaning, and the entire mattress is covered by an ultra-tough Kevlar fabric,...

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This 3D-printed 1980s brick phone brings back the days when mobile phones were just for making calls

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TechPulse puts ZDNET and 5 other tech sites in one feed – for free

This 3D-printed 1980s brick phone brings back the days when mobile phones were just for making calls

Alibaba, Tencent, and Huawei are pouring billions into data centers in Shaoguan, a hinterland region with cheap power and a cool climate, angering some locals

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