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For easier duvet cover changing, I’ve just ordered some of these.

(59 Posts)
MiniMoon Thu 07-Jul-22 14:50:21

I've never thought of using clothes pegs. What agood idea.
I usually do the inside out and shake it all about way.

Nandalot Thu 07-Jul-22 14:33:33

If I am changing a cover on my own I just use normal clothes pegs!

Oopsadaisy1 Thu 07-Jul-22 14:28:50

MrOops once declared that if he helped me to change the duvet covers life would be easier.

It wasn’t.

I don’t let him anywhere near when I’m changing duvet covers anymore.

dragonfly46 Thu 07-Jul-22 14:24:21

I do the same Stephanie it is how the Dutch do it - after hanging their duvets out the windows to air!

HowVeryDareYou Thu 07-Jul-22 14:23:07

Stephanie48 Me too. I saw Kim and Aggie do that, on How Clean Is Your House?

Stephanie48 Thu 07-Jul-22 14:16:01

I turn the (king size) duvet cover inside out, reach into it and grab the corner and the corners of the duvet and shake it the right way.

kittylester Thu 07-Jul-22 14:13:41

Let me know how you get on.

I do the bottom corners like you but it's not always successful.

I can't cope with the California roll thing either.

I would willingly pay a person who came in, changed the bed, took it away, washed and ironed it and then repeated regularly.

Skydancer Thu 07-Jul-22 14:11:52

Oh they look good. I will look out for some.

Witzend Thu 07-Jul-22 14:07:12

Mega-clothes pegs.

I usually get dh to help me, but he’s away and after changing both a king size and a super-king by myself the other day, I thought of these - more usually seen on the beach, to stop towels blowing away.

I know there’s supposed to be an easy way but I tried it and found it just as much of a faff. Our method is to stuff the bottom corners of the duvet into the bottom cover corners - and hope they stay there while you do the top two - button up and a good shake.
But it should be easier with these - she said hopefully.