Those of us who are light sleepers know how difficult it can be to fall asleep and, most importantly, stay asleep without the slightest hint of noise waking us up from our short-lived slumber.
But you don't have to be a light sleeper to be unable to fall asleep - if the person you are sleeping next to happens to be a particularly loud snorer. I mean, every single one of us snores every now and then - some people, however, snore from the moment their head hits the pillow, and at an insufferably loud volume.
Not everyone is kept awake at night as a result of unbearably loud snoring. This woman has a condition which has earned her the nickname, Sleeping Beauty:It's not all bad, though, because if you do happen to share a bed with someone who snores incredibly loudly, then you might just benefit from getting Aldi's new anti-snore pillows.
The budget supermarket is selling a two-pack of the item for £11.98. According to Aldi, the pillow lifts the position of the head and allows your airways to be kept free and open as a result.
Take a read of the official description for the product:
"This 2 pack of Kirkton House Anti Snore Pillows is a comfortable way to help snorers, meaning everyone can get a better night's sleep! The S-shaped foam insert wrapped in the hollow fiber helps to elevate the head position, keeping your airways open!"
And the reviews are fairly impressive too!
One buyer wrote: "Lovely and comfy when you get used to it but can’t say it stopped his snoring but it wasn’t as bad."
Another added: "These pillows are excellent my neck is much better supported than with any pillow I've tried in the past."
A third said: "Got new bounce back duvet so bought new pillows anti snore pillows and bounce back so I had a set."
A different buyer gushed: "Very comfortable value for money good quality will buy again."
