indeed I can, my mother taught that to me when I was a wee lad
Years ago on television Martha Stewart demonstrated several times how to fold a fitted sheet. It was a huge rage for a while. Later she was found to be guilty of lying about insider information. A few days after Stewart was convicted and then a show like Art Linkletter's 'Kids Say The Darnedest Things' had a little three year old girl on. The host asked her what did you learn from Martha Stewart? The whole world expected her to say something about folding a fitted sheet, instead she said, "Mrs. Stewart taught me that honesty is the best policy."
Back to the question at hand, in our house we do it like dirtfarmer. It's on the bed or in the washer but never folded.
pmorin
Loc: Huntington Beach, Palm Springs
TriX wrote:
Please post instructions (for those of us that clearly have been poorly educated)
Fold in half lengthwise, tuck fitted ends into the matching fitted end. You now have a flat rectangular surface and you can then easily fold it together.
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TriX
Loc: Raleigh, NC
pmorin wrote:
Fold in half lengthwise, tuck fitted ends into the matching fitted end. You now have a flat rectangular surface and you can then easily fold it together.
🤞
I will try that - thank you - I’ll report back after trying it.
Roll up and stuff into a pillowcase.
TriX
Loc: Raleigh, NC
quagmire wrote:
Roll up and stuff into a pillowcase.
An excellent idea - will become my new SOP.
Certainly not to my wife's exacting specifications.
rlv567
Loc: Baguio City, Philippines
TriX wrote:
Supposedly, we males are missing the gene to allow us to execute this task - I certainly am. Just curious if there’s a male member on the forum that can accomplish this feat.
Of course I can -- just not well!!!
Loren - in Beautiful Baguio City
TriX wrote:
Supposedly, we males are missing the gene to allow us to execute this task - I certainly am. Just curious if there’s a male member on the forum that can accomplish this feat.
Well since we have both King and Queen-sized beds When I "Fold" (neatly roll them up) the sheets I carefully place them inside their pillowcase with the other three pillowcases.
This keeps the "Neatly Folded" sheets and pillowcases out of sight. This also helps to keep the King & Queen sets identified (solids/stripes) and separated.
My short answer is No, all I can do is camouflage my lack of folding skills, grin. So. . .
Smile,
JimmyT Sends
Have a Merry Christmas and a Healthy, Happy New Year
It's easy. Lay it on bed, bottom side up; spread out wrinkles; fold over one side to the middle; same on other side then fold to storage size.
Fold? Sure, NP. Looks like a lumpy trapezoid, however.
I thought you were supposed to roll them in a ball.
TriX wrote:
Supposedly, we males are missing the gene to allow us to execute this task - I certainly am. Just curious if there’s a male member on the forum that can accomplish this feat.
I can, but why waste the extra time it takes?
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