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[smirkrevenge]

...so I bought some new sheets and a covering for my comforter today. Except I have no freaking clue on how to wrap the comforter in this time with only one opening.

Any ideas? Google isn't helping =(

 

[Inumaru]

Take your comforter off of the bed. Lay the cover out on the bed with the opening at the foot of the bed. Find the top two corners of your comforter (the top being the part that will be up near the head of the bed), and put the two corners together. Now put those two corners through the opening in the bottom of the cover, and push it inside the cover until you get it to the top. Now working from the inside, match the left top corner of the comforter corner to the left top corner of the cover, then repeat with the right top side. Now grab the cover from the *outside* at those corners, so you're pinching the comforter through it. Holding both of those corners in one hand, pull the rest of the cover down around the rest of the comforter. Finally, grab the cover and the comforter at the top and give it a lift/snap a few times so the comforter settles and distributes evenly throughout the rest of the cover. Now button/zip the bottom of the cover and you're done. It's kind of a pain, but it gets easier with practice.

 

[smirkrevenge]

Thanks so much, I will definitely try this out when I wash the cover again...but I just did it by brute force.

 

[darscot]

I just get the cover inside out, lay it on top of comforter grab top two corners and fold it inside right.

 

[Inumaru]

I just get the cover inside out, lay it on top of comforter grab top two corners and fold it inside right.

Well! Aren't YOU clever!?

OK, I admit this seems much simpler. In my defense, my duvet covers have an opening at the bottom that is only about 1/3 the width of the cover itself, and that makes turning it inside-out a real pain.