5 EASY Tips To Make Your Bed

[@patty4393]

After visiting Germany many times we have adopted their system of “bettdecke”. We use only a fitted sheet and individual twin duvets with washable covers. No top sheet. It’s a total game changer since we can kick the bedding around without disturbing the other person. As a bonus it takes about one minute to make the bed.

[@CleanThatUp]

Thats an amazing idea, we gotta try that!

[@lisaaarde23]

Here in the netherlands we do the same. We also do not use all these extra pillows, cause why would you? 😅

[@SoCalRegisteredNurse]

@@patty4393 I’m a German living in the U.S. and I do this as well. I can’t stand a flat sheet

[@parler8698]

❤ awesome idea

[@TammySteinbeck]

We started doing this after a trip to Germany as well. I sleep so much better having my own duvet.

[@illawallaroo]

More than 60 years ago, growing up in New Zealand, in the days before fitted sheets existed (at least, down there), a women’s magazine had this handy hint, which has stood me in good stead ever since: if you tie a fat knot in each corner of the bottom sheet, it turns into a fitted sheet. Also, tie a knot in the two bottom corners of the top sheet: this turns the bottom into a fitted sheet, and will keep it tucked in nicely. This has worked brilliantly for decades!

[@oceana9294]

I'm certainly going to try this! Thank you.

[@BHuang-rw1st]

@@illawallaroo I hope someone will do a video on this method!

[@gracetelesmarques8248]

Thank you for sharing this hint w/us. Sending you "Blessings in Light, Love and Peace" extended to all watching this video.

[@GaryBarnes-x8n]

I certainly wouldn't want you making my bed. Good try though!

[@rebazahar8980]

Thx for tip😮

[@marionleep8612]

I can’t believe I just watched a KZbin about how to make a bed. Been doing that for 70 years. Guess I’m really bored. Lol

[@gaynorprice-jones1826]

Same here! Sitting watching a fool video when in actual fact I should be in the bedroom putting fresh sheets and pillowcases on. 🤣🤣

[@nancywatson9084]

You both made me laugh!!❤❤

[@gaynorprice-jones1826]

@@nancywatson9084 That's good Nancy - my work here is done!

[@annann4786]

My insomnia really got me this time. Sleeping pills please

[@BHuang-rw1st]

Totally agree

[@vib.3969]

I was taught those corners for the flat sheet in nursing school a hundred years ago. It known as "mitering" the corners and we were tested on it. I failed the first time🤣 Seeing you do those corners brought back memories 😅

[@miriamhavard7621]

Brings back memories!!!! 😊🌺

[@cmb9993]

My mom taught me hospital corners in 1957 when I learned how to make my own bed. I grew up in a military family and we always called it hospital corners...my aunt was an army nurse and that's what she called them, too....Maybe it was a military thing!😊

[@annewhitlock8517]

I learned hospital corners 100 years ago too…also the hosp. Corner will loosen up quicker than if you just bunch up the sheet and stick it in . Why? Because a patient’s bed is remade daily, where as at home I don’t want to go to that trouble so I use the bunched-up method and it will stay tucked till I chg the bed again.

[@commanderozbrek6011]

@@annewhitlock8517 So did I. I don't think nurses are taught this any more. We also had to have the pillow openings facing away from the ward entrance, so people coming in didn't see pillow-cases gaping open

[@georgiehughes4858]

Yes… my mother taught me… 110 yrs ago! She referred to it as mitering the corner… and taught my brother & I to make our beds hen I was about 8 yrs old.

[@kayscheuer9159]

I love that you have been changing sheets since you were 10 , way to go young man 😊

[@Mlndmfngy]

I like the hospital corners folding on the side so I can easily kick my feet through. The U- shape tip for the fitting sheets is great, I like the roll method duvet hack. Thank you for teaching us how to clean properly. I wasn’t taught growing up.

[@CleanThatUp]

I just recently tried the rolling method and it works great too!

[@jasonlau3635]

Single dad here, I was doing duvet covers ridiculously incorrect, thank you for enlightening me!

[@spro3347]

After working for a bit as a hotel housekeeper, I prefer using a flat sheet as both the bottom and top sheet. I also go up a size. I have a queen bed and use king sheets. This gives me plenty of sheet on the side. Personally, I feel that the "proper" sheets for the size bed that you have are too narrow across to give proper coverage. I also go up a size on the comforter. Thanks for the video.

[@veryberry39]

I just inherited some homemade quilts from my SIL, one of which is a king size. It's made snuggling up in my queen-sized bed during the winter SO nice!!

[@kathywhitehead8793]

HILARIOUS LOVE THIS GUY JUMPING ON THE BED FOR THE FITTED SHEET !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@DebbieOguin-t2g]

Loved it😮😮😮😮😮😂

[@cathybosman1361]

Also loved it. 😅😅😅

[@snakesonn]

Haven't learnt so much from a single KZbin channel like this in ages

[@CleanThatUp]

That seriously means the world to me, Thanks so much for watching!

[@do_over]

You all need a headboard! You put so much effort into making a beautiful room. That touch will really tie it all together. Even a bed rug.

[@CleanThatUp]

We sure do! We just got a new mattress and haven’t found one we like yet… 😅

[@blueoystercolt97]

@@CleanThatUp I recommend finding a nice large fabric headboard and then source fabric in a color/pattern/texture you like and re-upholster it! (If you want to be extra, you can get it done custom or sew your own removable cover for easy cleaning😊)

[@janeburke147]

Buy a wooden head board,they are easier to keep clean 😊

[@crystalgaming8527]

This is awesome! You make it look so easy, and I make it look like the hardest worst most awful thing to have to do. I love the hospital corners, but they don’t work on my weird mattress so it’s a struggle all around. This is my new inspiration.😊

[@kellyngrey4950]

I always suggest a waterproof mattress cover! Some nights I sweat so heavily, I completely drench the sheets such that you can see the outline of my body. The waterproof mattress cover keeps my body sweat from making sus stains on the mattress. I do the same for my pillows as I often go to bed with wet hair. Thanks for the tips!

[@Never_Give_Up_88]

This is why I love KZbin, you may know how to do something but KZbin make you a master at it😊

[@CleanThatUp]

Totally agree!

[@nw133]

100%. Love the educational side of youtube. And this channel is one of the best.

[@AlphaGeekgirl]

Are you seriously telling me that your mother or father or grandmother or aunt never taught you any of this? Seriously?

[@Never_Give_Up_88]

@@AlphaGeekgirl sorry to tell you but I grew up in and out of foster home, I never knew my family aka mother, grandmother or what you say aunt.

[@jackiefisher7886]

YES!!

[@sdb9884]

I was taught hospital corners as a kid because both of my parents were military. It really helped when I went to basic training, and I still love doing them. I taught my kids, as well. Happy to see you teaching it!

[@lj2943]

Finally found simple instructions on how to fold the corners of a flat sheet. Your tip of putting the top sheet on correctly is important. If its a printed sheet put them down facing each other. Some folks put the printed top sheet facing up when they should face each other. Great video. Your happy positive delivery was so refreshing. 😊

[@CleanThatUp]

Glad it was helpful, thanks so much for watching!

[@peggiescraftcafe7117]

Yes. So many people put the printed(good side) up and then when it's folded over it's the back(wrong)side showing. Also, the printed side is smoother so feels nicer against your body. The wrong side is rougher.

[@rosemariekelly428]

I learned how to make the bed thirty-eight years ago, but thank you for the perfect demonstration for whomever don't know how to make the bed. Putting on a duvet cover is so brilliant, I always have problem doing that. Now I have rotator cuff tear in my right shoulder and it was so impossible for me to put on the duvet. So for your brilliant idea I can now put the duvet cover on. Thank you so much🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Austin8thGenTexan]

Have heard about hospital corners all my life, but never have seen it done - until watching you do it. During college I was glad to simply have clean sheets. Your videos inspire me to do stuff around my house! (Yeah, I'm a Texas guy: raised on horseback - we had a maid as kids, so I never learned any of this stuff!)

[@rosemaryowens7290]

Hospital corners are called mitered corners. 😊 Learned that in nursing school back in the ‘70.

[@miriamhavard7621]

😊👍

[@jackiefisher7886]

My Mother, who was a nurse, taught me how to make a tight bed sheet made bed!

[@marymyatt3004]

The Neat Way 💯ABSOLUTELY💯

[@ericy2738]

I have been putting my flat sheet on the bed sideways, for years! Mind blown. Thanks for the great video.

[@ELCinWYO]

King and Queen duvets are easier when you roll them. As a disabled single without the use of my dominant hand this process practically saved my life. Definitely made bed making easier on my body.

[@lisabello8137]

This video was the best!!! Stuffing my duvet has been painful!!! I can't wait to try your way!!

[@CleanThatUp]

You got this!

[@kimbaleon27]

Thank you demonstrating hospital corners and validating my struggles with them!

[@CleanThatUp]

Someday we will all get it right! 😅

[@melfuz]

@@CleanThatUp I sure hope so because it has been a few years already that I've been trying to get it right.. 😅

[@pilotrtc]

I noticed the seam was on the opposite side in the next shot after the demonstration (which was different than all other demonstrations I've seen on hospital corners) with no explanation. The demonstration was on the wrong "side." A re-shoot was called for showing the proper way where the 45 degree angle is pulled from the side and not the bottom of the mattress.

[@Jean-ni6of]

@@pilotrtc Agree! I ' m waiting for the reshoot.

[@kibbylollabee1259]

I have put a couple of stitches of red or black thread at the top of each fitted sheet. Or you can just put a safety pin there. That’s the fastest way. And I gave up duvets years ago. In summer one needs a single thin sheet, in winter we have proper blankets. A duvet always looks messy to me.

[@w.rowechmura8414]

0:44 Me EVERY time. 😂

[@melfuz]

Good job! I have a throw blanket at the bottom of mine too! For my cat of course. 😌

[@CleanThatUp]

YES! Our dogs love them as well.

[@pernicecartwright8420]

😂😂😂LOVE THE FUR BABIES ❤😂

[@melfuz]

@@pernicecartwright8420 yeah we do!! 😀💕😄❤️

[@Cathildreth]

I am going to use this video for my ESL class! ESL is English as Second Language. This will be a great English lesson.

[@blondebobbi4505]

Thank you so much for showing us how to make our beds! My mother always was pretty strict about how we made our beds. Always checking for that hospital corner! She was really big on that one!

[@TreasureDeal]

This is how I've been making a bed since I was a child, including the hospital corners. Making sure the top sheet has the seam down to fold up and over the edge of the blanket. We've always favored quilts, light, and heavy ones.

[@margaretlake]

I've done hospital corners most of my life because that's the way I was taught. Now that I'm older, I find them too restricting. I recently did away with top sheets altogether and only use a blanket or two depending on the season. I also switched to an adjustable bed making it much easier to put on a bottom sheet.

[@lesleygordon5262]

I've never seen ties inside a quilt cover. I'm in Australia. Great idea

[@miriamrobarts]

You can also buy clips to attach the inner blanket to the duvet cover.

[@malapanchoosingh9693]

Lovely colors. You did great in making your bed. FYI when tucking your flat sheet under the mattress place your knuckles upwards so that they wouldn’t get scratched from the box spring or wire springs as in the hospital beds. Nursing 101 ❤

[@jackiefisher7886]

YES!

[@01doha]

I use a flat sheet, with a duvet, but I put the duvet itself between the flat sheet and duvet cover, that way I don’t have to struggle to put the duvet inside the cover! Works for me lol

[@justanothersmith6012]

I have aggressive Rheumatoid Arthritis. I bought a simple sheet “tucker” that saves my crooked fingers and leaves a nice smooth surface, especially on my son’s platform bed. I also purchased some wedge-type tools that are supposed to lift the mattress, but I have a heart pine pencil post bed with wide panels covering the metal rails on each side that makes it impossible to use them.

[@elizabeth3405]

Watching a hubby make the bed, priceless ~ love your content 🌸🌺🍁🐾

[@nw133]

Thank you for great content, every time! I use many of your tips and consider your channel one of the best on youtube.

[@CleanThatUp]

Thank you so much for the kind words, it really means a lot to me! 💚

[@jackiefisher7886]

YES!!

[@ndubld]

Thanks for the duvet instructions. My mom was a nurse. I learned how to do hospital corners when I was 5. It's really not hard; just takes a little practice. I prefer to tuck in at the foot first, then miter the corner on the side. It's a cleaner look imo.

[@debrajahnke5904]

Thank you for these tips, especially the fitted sheet one. I always have trouble figuring out which way it goes.

[@Tieneks]

I noticed you changed socks twice. I never change mine when I'm making my bed. I'll try it next time, maybe it'll give better grip and speed up the process. Thanks for the tip!

[@bellab4797]

Never seen a duvet with cord on the corners, great idea!

[@lizsteed8000]

Neither have I. Great Idea

[@ruthwagner8532]

Me either would b great if all did

[@miriamrobarts]

You can also get clips made to attach the inner blanket to the duvet cover to keep it in place.

[@Sunny-sc6pf]

Nice video 😊. I don't do the decorative pillows but I have way too many blankets & throws on my bed. Different textures/thickness for different parts of my body. It's a delicate balance and changes frequently. 🫠

[@claudiawilliamson5701]

Wow! I have been making beds for over 40 years and learned some new stuff from watching this video. Thanks for sharing.

[@CleanThatUp]

Glad it was helpful!

[@katherinesgrannysquares]

Oh yes I do hospital corners ingrained in me after nursing We also had to turn down the sheet at the top like you did ( I had forgotten we did that!!) No decorative cushions in the NHS though !!!Great video !!

[@hedge4482]

Love the black and white infomercial "there's got to be a better way" shot 😅

[@DownButNotOutYet]

I love a quality mattress, plus beautiful bed linen, and most important of all, make that bed correct, your instructions can be followed perfectly without wanting to crawl into that duvet cover. I think I once had to re-make the duvet 2 or 3 times, and that for a queen size bed. I thought my arms were going to drop off. Well made bed assures a good sleep. Fresh and clean. Love all your video instruction on how to clean, and do things properly. Wish my husband was so energetic 😄❤👍

[@wikileak244]

I have learnt this in my nursing school.Nice to see you teaching the same.

[@chastity3911]

Where did you get your duvet cover? I love it!

[@lshulman58]

As an older person, I thought maybe this would show me how to avoid back strain when making my bed. I did not really learn anything new here than I already knew. However, Let me suggest some other ideas... When folding your freshly cleaned sheets, do so to make it easier to put them on the bed when they come up in rotation: fold your fitted sheet so it is INSIDE OUT. Fold into quarters: top to bottom first, then side to side. When you go to put it ON the bed, unfold it at the bottom until you have both bottom corners in the proper place Remember, you folded it INSIDE OUT so when you make the bed, you just flip each bottom corner down and it is right side up. Fold top sheet so outside is OUT: first fold top to bottom, then side to side (plus whatever additional folds you need to make it fit in the storage). When unfolding it, lay the FOLDED sheet at top on one side of bed, with LOOSE edges to outside and hanging down. Then just unfold ONTO the bed in place. None of this fussing with the full sheet unfolded trying to parachute it into place. Unfold flat sheet so the middle fold line of the quarter sheet is in midpoint of mattress. Then just flip it up and over to the other side and then one more unfolding flip bottom edge of sheet open to bottom of mattress.

[@CleanThatUp]

Amazing tips and suggestions, thanks so much for sharing!

[@NancyKlarman]

I use the same method for my flat sheet. Much easier to put on.

[@jeanetteweiser6942]

I went to nursing school last century. Mitered corners aka "hospital corners" or "military corners" were extremely crucial to learn as until the last 20 yrs of so, hospitals still utilized flat sheets on both bottom and top, and the mitered corners were an essential component of the bed making process to form the flat sheet onto the mattress. We also differentiated a "closed bed" - for during the day, and an "open bed" where things were pulled back crisply for the patient to get into the bed. . . . far too complex for home application, but the point was in the not too distant past, these skills had an important purpose besides just looking good. I was trained in a bit different approach than what you demonstrated, but not sure I could do an explanation of how to improve justice using words. Nonetheless, the overall technique of bedmaking was well executed and a great overall tutorial.

[@snowwhite5842]

I have dogs, so I use a rubberized mattress pad, but it’s not breathable, so I put a nice thick cotton regular mattress pad, then sheets. It makes it practical, because I’ve had some leaky dogs, but also comfortable. And it makes it easier to clean.

[@kathywiseley4382]

This was a great video. I haven't bout a duvet because it's a bit intimidating. I may invest in one now. Also on all my fitted sheets, the tag goes in the lower left or upper right corner. 🤔

[@CleanThatUp]

You got this, they are very comfy!

[@catherinelemaster3883]

You learn something new every day! Great technique for the duvet cover!

[@CleanThatUp]

Thanks!

[@aryansash6157]

Agree!! Been doing it by inserting the duvet inside cover! This is so much easier! Thanks

[@katperson7332]

I’m puzzled about the tyers. Is there one on two or four corners of the quilt/duvet/comforter? Or are they on the quilt COVER? I’ve never seen these before.

[@aryansash6157]

@@katperson7332 they are on the four corners inside the covers n on the quilts as well but some covers come without these

[@katperson7332]

@@aryansash6157 Thanks so much! I’m in the UK and we don’t seem to have these at all but I’ve now decided to make tyers of my own and sew them into the corners of my quilt covers. It’s a great idea.

[@curruminelbarbas123]

Thanks, every day we learn something useful in your videos, the duvet hack is new for me.

[@lionheartedfirefly]

Dude, I love you. I learn so much from you. THANK YOU!

[@CobraDove1111]

I have that same duvet cover set from anthropologie, but I have two matching pillow cases and the two-year-old shams, cost a fortune to get to canada, but is worth it as it literally takes my breath away

[@ritaforrest8615]

The duvet insert is amazing. Thanks

[@carolprosper1800]

I always lay the top sheet wrong side up so when you turn back the top, the pretty side of the edge is what shows, and i don't really need to tuck it under.

[@smartchick649]

He’s great. He made it so easy to follow and he went slow enough, because most of the time I’m constantly rewinding. 🤦🏾‍♀️😏

[@pernicecartwright8420]

😂ME TOO 😂😂

[@marlo7218]

I can’t wait to try the duvet cover trick- I didn’t know that was how to do it. Thanks!

[@CleanThatUp]

You’re welcome! Hope it helps!

[@lyndaslocs]

While we're on the topic of beds, I've found that a fleece blanket is a game changer in the winter, especially if you have a drafty bedroom.

[@DivestedWoman]

Yes 💯

[@terukounit]

Your videos are greatly appreciated!

[@CleanThatUp]

Thanks for watching!!

[@dede8250]

Keep working on the hospital corners... My grandpa (military) taught me hospital/military corners when I was about six, it was the only way I've ever made a bed. Of course, I got to skip that class in nursing school. 😁

[@margaretvanson3601]

Here in New Zealand, we have lots of sheep and we produce sheepwool mattress toppers that are warm in winter and cool in summer. They are wonderfully soft and comfortable to sleep on. The have the added benefit of not needing to be washed: just a regular airing in the sunshine and they come back smelling gently sheepy ie like lanolin, allergy free and pile restored to its soft and high glory.

[@CleanThatUp]

Very cool!

[@karenshoucairmcgray4902]

😂After watching this I had to go re-make my bed. It’s nice and tidy looking now. Thank you! 😊

[@CleanThatUp]

Love to hear this, I bet it looks amazing!

[@ReneaDooserider]

Thank you appreciate the duvet procedure. I’m looking to try and figure out how to make the bed easier that’s against the headboard and the left side wall Due to heater placement and me wanting a queen size bed.

[@julianvale9501]

I love your content and I love your Grandma because I was taught the same way! You are one hell of a content creator. You inspire me. I will DEFINITELY be sharing your channel across ALL my social media brother!Keep rising superstar! 💯

[@dianelott1029]

I certainly learned something from this video. I never knew there were ties inside the duvet cover to tie the duvet inner onto. Is this the case in all covers? I must take a look at mine. Would definitely help in the insertion process. 🤔

[@johangouws8855]

Been doing this since I can remember. Only thing I’ve changed over the years is using a coverlet instead of a doona cover, it just looks way better and more neet.

[@ladyashk]

I have one sheet on my bed and a quilt, feels perfectly fine

[@annatikuye9603]

WELL DONE ✅👑. Great job.

[@phyllislewis5798]

I have a thick mattress snd am 93 yrs old. It takes me about 30 to 35 minutes to go around my bed with the fitted sheet. No top sheet just winter or summer blankets. It is a full bed and all the sheets i buy are always too big. Tags say full/qween whichji hate but that is the way it goes. I can't turn my mattress either. I liked ur video a lot.❤

[@elizarsmith1449]

Hello it might be easier for you to forget the fitted sheet …..they are hard to get on for most people. Perhaps you could instead just lay a flat/top sheet down and lay on that ? Just give it a very brief and gentle ( like one or two pushes each side ) so it doesn’t slide off but I wouldn’t try and make it too perfect.

[@MsCheesemonster13]

Cannot be doing with decorative pillows; my eldest sister has them on every bed and when we go to stay with her, we never know what to do with them when we get into bed. To be honest, we just end up chucking them on the floor just to get them out of the way. I found your tips really helpful - thank you.

[@elizarsmith1449]

Hello Brandon, you are really really good at what you do ! A true pro ! I would trust you to do my whole house ( LOL ) this was a terrific video, I just subscribed to your channel. You get straight to the point and present with such an enthusiastic approach. All your advice is golden. I thought I knew a lot about cleaning but you always know more …..Thank you so much !

[@ceejae2349]

A mattress topper is something different. What you’ve shown is a mattress protector. A topper makes the bed comfier /more plush

[@lynneclark5313]

Thanks for the demo. For those of us who don't want our toes bent over because there isn't enough room for our feet, I have one suggestion: put a pool noodle at the foot of the bed, and place the sheets over it when making. One way to make sure you are placing the smooth, finished side of the top sheet next to the body is to place the sheet upside down when making the bed. Then when you fold over the top sheep, the finished side is face up. One thing I have done is take a warm throw, fold it in half, and place it at the foot of the bed with the opening at the top. That way you can slip your feet BETWEEN the layers and get warmth from both sides. My feet get very cold, even in Summer.

[@insanity6829]

I have Never found a choice for depth of my fitted sheets! Ya get em as they come

[@susanbright8885]

Me too, we in England do our hospital corners a bit differently

[@rachelsalazar6410]

First time I hear about the hospital corner. I will give it a try. Thank You.

[@DaleArbush]

What sheets do you recommend? Yours look so good in the video.

[@anitahirahdaud3959]

Love knowing how details it could be to keep the bed clean and tidy up at all times ❤🎉❤

[@noemimatias3729]

You always give us the best tips. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏼

[@CleanThatUp]

I appreciate you watching!

[@nancybroer4712]

I like the duvet cover process idea you gave us!! Thank you.

[@charlottekyomuhendo5210]

Yo! I can't believe i sat and watched a KZbin video about bed making.. truly indeed its the holiday season with no track of time.. 😂😂 Happy Holidays and Happy 2025 KZbin fam

[@SoCalRegisteredNurse]

Great hospital corners!

[@CleanThatUp]

Thank you!

[@richoneplanet7561]

Wow - I don't even tuck in the flat top sheet - I totally forgot you should do that. But honestly it's uncomfortable lol. Will try it. Great tips.

[@susanjohn6701]

Happy to see how much joy exhibit in doing your bed. Thanks for the tips. It’s useful for me 😊

[@glaizabaysac479]

Wow ,,you are so good..Im impressed..Im planning to buy new beddings now for winter😊🇨🇦🍁

[@dinaradinara1350]

I fold flat sheet in half and use it across the bed for more protection 😊

[@fizzypop1249]

I like the ties on the inside of your bedding. Good idea. We don’t have that in the Uk.

[@Terika-]

This was a great tip for inserting the duvet cover. Niiiiice!!!!

[@MunimCompany]

Thank you, thank you, thank you 👍I don't think there's a better demo on YT! You, sir, are a Star💥

[@CleanThatUp]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@toniblackmore3016]

In awe (and great appreciation for) your grandmother’s genius.

[@CleanThatUp]

She was the best! 🥹

[@hennahannnah]

Mitered corners are still taught in nursing school in Arkansas.

[@normacondon5913]

I learnt abt 10 yrs old how to do the bed like you did hospital corners etc in girl guides movement we got badge for it I learnt so much that helped me in my life I'm now 83

[@anonymousanonymous2625]

I sold premium linens in college. The opening of the pillow cases should face the OUTSIDE of the bed in typical bedmaking. The hem area of the pillow cases is often monogrammed or embellished with decorative trim. How you make your bed is your choice, of course but my boss would have had a fit if she saw the cases tucked in like that. There are several different types of pillow cases: envelope style, sham style, etc. that are designed to not have an opening on one end if you offer that look.

[@anonymousanonymous2625]

*prefer* that look

[@638g]

Great tips for those of us with OCD❤

[@edithharmer1326]

Educational for all!❤

[@jacquelineanncollins7412]

So interesting that YOU produced a video on that topic.

[@denizali3458]

Waooo I like how you made the duvet even I like watcing your videos for learning english🌼🌼🌼

[@lindamcclintock5817]

I discovered coverless duvets LIFE CHANGER ❤

[@EveryPeachInReach]

Oh, wow. I came up with that corner grab method when i was a teenager. Now i feel smart. 😂