New Duvet. New Vibe! submitted by /u/Tasselplants

Switched out my bedding and put the flannel and duvet on, so now it’s cozier. submitted by /u/Soggy-Courage-7582

LPT: How to Stop a Duvet From Balling Up In the Dryer Edit: Just realized I missed the word “cover” in my title. This tip is for duvet covers, not the duvet/comforter itself. … A hair tie or scrunchie! (Note: You will have to check on your duvet cover once during the dry cycle. I think most duvet cover owners will still find this tip useful though. IYKYK.) Gather the two corners of the top of you…

Why don’t hotels in Europe use a top sheet under the duvet? I’ve seen far too many TV shows about how dirty hotel duvets can be, even if you can’t see it. I find that even the nice hotels in Europe don’t use a top sheet, which I find kind of gross. Why? submitted by /u/Mashlomech

LPT: Duvet covers have string on the inside corners to tie the duvet so it doesn’t scrunch up. I’m super OCD about the comforter being in the middle and cannot sleep when it’s scrunched to one side. Today doing laundry putting the duvet cover back on and i noticed string and thought it was falling apart but then noticed it was in all the corners. A light bulb goes off. I go and check the other duvet covers and they all have string in the …

The Two Easiest Ways to Put on a Duvet Cover If making the bed is a chore, putting on a duvet cover is a real hassle. Getting a duvet inside its sheath usually involves trying to stuff it down evenly before getting frustrated and resigning yourself to letting it be lumpy. But there’s a better way to get a duvet cover on, every time—in fact, there are two better… Read more…