Welcome to the Not Old Better Show, Good Housekeeping interview series on radio and podcast.

The show covering all things health, wellness, culture, kitchen, cooking, and more.

The show for all of us who aren't old, we're better. Each week, we'll interview superstars,

experts, and ordinary people doing extraordinary things, all related to this wonderful experience of

getting better, not just older. Now here's your host, the award-winning Paul Vogelzac.

Welcome to another episode of our good housekeeping, good, better, best series here on the Not Old Better show.

Today, we're pulling back the covers quite literally to talk about all things betting from crisp summer sheets to the kind of comforters that make you want to hit snooze just one more time.

We're going to be talking about much more. Joining us today

is Emma Seymour, Associate Director of the Good Housekeeping Institute's textiles, paper, and apparel

lab. The woman who's tested more pillows, blankets, and sheets than most of us will own in a lifetime.

Emma Seymour's team has spent the last five months evaluating hundreds of products

checking everything from fabric strength to how well they survive the washing machine

and even getting real-world feedback from over 600 testers, including those of us who run hot, sleep cold, or share a bed

with someone who somehow steals all the covers. But we're not stopping at the bedroom. Emma Seymour

is also here to talk about something that's making a big impact on lives. Adaptive clothing. That's right. These are smart,

stylish designs that make dressing easier for older adults and people with disabilities without

sacrificing personality or fashion sense. Think magnetic closures instead of fiddly buttons.

Shoes you can step right into and clothing that works with medical equipment while still

looking great.

You guys know this about me.

I love my clothes.

I love great fabrics.

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