Folding a fitted bed sheet and why?
#61
I don't mind my sheets being worn out faster by washing the same ones and putting them right back on the bed. I've had the same set now for over five years. Not a fray in sight. My DH had sticker shock when I bought them but I knew the quality would stand up to my way of abuse of laundry.
#62
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Arkansas
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I guess I'm an odd duck because I fold my fitted sheets in a nice neat flat square.There was a video a couple of weeks back that a man was showing how to fold fitted sheets.Sorry ladies I just don't remember where you can find the video.
#63
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Arkansas
Posts: 79
I guess I'm an odd duck because I fold my fitted sheets in a nice neat flat square.There was a video a couple of weeks back that a man was showing how to fold fitted sheets.Sorry ladies I just don't remember where you can find the video.
#65
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Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: Galveston Texas
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I put corners in corners and I still can't get it right. I just read this somewhere: Life's to short to fold fitted sheets". I agree.
Thanks for the idea of putting everything in a pillow case. I think that is a great way to do it.
Thanks for the idea of putting everything in a pillow case. I think that is a great way to do it.
#66
I may be a dying breed, but I fold every sheet I own (let's see..........that's at least two sets for every bed of King, full, twins, toddlers total of 7 beds and every sheet, top sheet and blanket gets folded corner to corners the proper way. No, I am not a military wife! Just a woman who likes things in their proper place (some call it OCD!) However, I was taught this way and will continue, now I just need help with it all. My kids don't see any justice in the folding if it ends up on the bed. The pillow cases are folded just as nicely and organized too. Ya. it's OCD but in a good way!
You should see my closets, kitchen cabinets, file cabinet and fabric too. I would say it's a way of life. And I can always find what I am looking for.
You should see my closets, kitchen cabinets, file cabinet and fabric too. I would say it's a way of life. And I can always find what I am looking for.
#68
Used to put sets together in the pillow case but now I can't go down the steep stairs to the basement my husband does the laundry,so now I am just lucky to see them ever again.
he'll get one when we make the bed. when I finally get a place that is more funtional for me it will be like xmas.I bought new towels or whatever but they are down there in the hole at least I think.I am just glad it gets done and after my stoke learned not to worry about stuff. now it is his way and upstairs I do what I can when I can so the end of week it is done.
he'll get one when we make the bed. when I finally get a place that is more funtional for me it will be like xmas.I bought new towels or whatever but they are down there in the hole at least I think.I am just glad it gets done and after my stoke learned not to worry about stuff. now it is his way and upstairs I do what I can when I can so the end of week it is done.
#69
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Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Lisbon, Ohio
Posts: 74
A long time ago I read a tip from Heloise - fold fitted sheet length wise in 4ths, then roll up. Easy to tell fitted from flat. Especially when my boys never liked to use a top sheet, just their comforters. Patty
#70
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Montana
Posts: 683
Hey that's a very smart idea to put them in the pillowcase. In fact, brillant! Of course, I kind of like the wadded up balls that I've got tossed in my linen closet right now that tend to fall out onto the floor when I open the door and I pick them up and wad them up again the throw them back in. Okay, I sort of think of it as some sort of exercise program. A lame one, but one nonetheless :)
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