Taylor Freitas

1 week ago | cnet.com | Taylor Freitas |Aly Lopez

There's nothing worse than having to get up and leave your warm, cozy bed when the feeling of having to pee disrupts your sleep. What's even worse is if this happens to you multiple times during the night, significantly interfering with your sleep and making it harder for you to get through the next day. Urine production typically decreases when you sleep, allowing 6 to 8 hours of uninterrupted rest.

3 weeks ago | cnet.com | Taylor Freitas

Your skin isn't the only part of your body that needs to be protected from the sun's UV rays. The same goes for your eyes, especially during the summer months. The World Health Organization reports that 15 million people worldwide are blind from cataracts, and for up to 10% of these people, the cause of their condition may have been exposure to ultraviolet radiation. Fortunately, there are simple habits you can adopt that will keep your eyes healthy and happy as the summer sun beams down.

4 weeks ago | cnet.com | Taylor Freitas |Aly Lopez

There's nothing worse than having your sleep interrupted, especially when it means you have to get out of your cozy bed to go to the bathroom and pee. What's even worse is if this happens to you multiple times during the night, significantly interfering with your sleep and making it harder for you to get through the next day. Urine production typically decreases when you sleep, allowing 6 to 8 hours of uninterrupted rest.

4 weeks ago | bankrate.com | Taylor Freitas |Michele Petry

Real estate agent commissions, which are typically charged as a percentage of a home’s sale price, are one of the biggest expenses South Carolina homeowners face when selling a home. And now, due to a recent lawsuit settlement, buyers (both here and elsewhere) are starting to share the burden as well. If you’re hiring an agent to buy or sell a house in the Palmetto State, it’s important to understand how much their services will cost — and what you’ll get for your money.

1 month ago | cnet.com | Taylor Freitas |Aly Lopez

After a long day, snuggling into bed and getting comfortable is one of the best feelings. So imagine being tucked in to nice clean sheets, trying to sleep, only for your brain to repeatedly signal that it's time to pee. It's inconvenient and can lead to crankiness and grogginess in the morning, especially if you have trouble falling back asleep. Typically, urine production decreases when you sleep, allowing 6 to 8 hours of uninterrupted rest.