People who can't sleep without a fan blowing in their face usually have these reasons to protect their sleep. If they don't ...

The new $597 WavWatch 2.0 is on my wrist. If I put it up to my ear, I can hear the high frequency sounds it's emitting. The low hums can be heard a foot away.

Using a fan on a hot summer night may help you sleep better — and it’s not just about the temperature. While a whirring fan may provide some much-needed relief from sky-high dew points and lingering ...

Many of us use electronics or apps that emit white noise, sounds of spring rain or a babbling creek to help us fall asleep. KFC is hoping the crispy sounds of “Kentucky Fried Chicken Rain” will soon ...

Parenting is tough for so many reasons, but this sound machine is one of the biggest reasons we (thankfully) never had issues with my three littles sleeping at night.

Summer heat makes me feel deathly ill, and were it not for my Pelonis tower fan, I'd get very sick and would never sleep. I have chronic health conditions and my body is unable to cool down or heat up ...

This article is a part of CNN Underscored’s Guide to Sleep, a weeklong focus on everything you need to sleep better. We’ll be featuring new products, tips and exclusive deals all week, so check in ...

I fell asleep every summer night to the wobbling sound of a window fan — and I still do. I grew up in a modest two-story home typical of the 1960s and 1970s — red brick on the bottom, white aluminum ...