Sentences with phrase «go under a mattress»

Some monitors use sensors that may go under a mattress or be placed on your baby's body; read manufacturer instructions thoroughly and follow all safety guidelines.

Participants also get an «investigational wristwatch» — essentially a super smartwatch / Fitbit — a sleep monitor that goes under the mattress, and a hub to securely send gathered data to Verily.

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I used a crib wedge that went under her sheet and placed a couple of phone books underneath one end of her mattress to achieve the angle she needed to sleep comfortably.

sensor pad goes under the baby's mattress, the sensitivity level is adjustable, and sensor can be disconnected at any time

Has a sensor pad which goes under baby's mattress to monitor their every move as they sleep and sets off an alarm if nothing is detected for 20 seconds

my son is 6 months old and we have a breathing monitor which lays under his mattress as he sleeps it goes of if your baby stops breathing for more than 20 seconds.

Lully is a simple device that goes under your child's mattress that vibrates fairly vigorously around the time your child should be entering into the unhealthy deep sleep that occurs before night terrors, typically 1 - 3 hours after the child goes to bed.

It would go on top of the moisture pad but still under the fitted sheet (so the order would be from bottom to top: mattress, wool moisture protection pad, cotton pad, and then fitted sheet).

Some monitors also include sensor pads to go under your baby's mattress that alert you if your baby hasn't moved in a certain amount of time.

So while I waited for the inspiration to strike with what I was going to do with this newly acquired X mattress, I just left it under our back deck to get all nice and rusty until that day came!

Of course, there's a limit to how low central banks can go before withdrawing cash from an ATM and stuffing it under a mattress becomes an investment strategy.

All a TFSA means is that it is a secure place to put your money instead of under your mattress, but I would rather have it under my mattress, at least I don't have to go through all the time and effort to take it out when I need it.

I think I'm going to start stashing my cash under my mattress.

So let's forget about the rich and ultrarich going on strike and stuffing their ample funds under their mattresses if — gasp — capital gains rates and ordinary income rates are increased.

Anything left over goes into your savings account / investing account / under the mattress.

If the borrower is going to stuff the money under the mattress until needed, then the answer is simple.

So why would you tell your family and loved ones to lay in a bathtub or under a staircase with a mattress over there head when the winds are going to reach in excess of 200 mph and can tear a house down to a bare slab in the matter of seconds?

Misfit also makes the Beddit Sleep Tracker ($ 149.95) that goes on top of a mattress, under the sheets.

Even if the money has been stuffed under a mattress, «the mortgage company is going to have big doubts about where that money came from,» and may treat it like if it was taken illegally.

You'd have been better off to put that extra money under your mattress each month, because then at least something goes to your heirs.

If the ceiling in your room is not especially tall, then this might not be a great option, so forgo the box spring under the mattress and go with a bed that has storage drawers instead.