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    Default Duvet

    Recently my dear wife sprained her back and is presently in the resting position.
    Being the gallant gentleman I am I volunteered to make the bed. Never will I make such a foolish, rash decision again.
    Even though it is below zero outside with a north east gale blowing I have just come downstairs drenched in sweat after over an hour wrestling with a duvet. Trying to fit the thing into the cover is nearly impossible but I managed in the end with a lot of shaking, swearing and smoothing out the bumps.
    It was so much easier when we had sheets and a quilt. Now there are two of us with sprained backs.

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    I know EXACTLY what you mean Louis, what a bleeding job. Why cant they make velcro sides to the covers??, i`ve told my old gal, if she goes first , i will be getting a couple of sleeping bags, one on the bed and one in the wash, KT

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    Although I am now by myself. I have kept our King sized bed.Making it alone is quite a chore, although my wife used to manage without complaint.
    In fact she preferred I didn't help.
    From time to time, I have to turn the mattress around.
    Now that must be a sight to behold.
    How's that one go. 'Woman are the weaker sex'
    Yeah right!



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    Well well,I thought it was only me that has a fight with the duvet once a week, I won't add anything to what has already been said because anyone who has done it knows very well you have to have the cunning of a fox to get the darn thing in.

    To all us bed makers cheers..........Waitress-serves-Beer-.jpg

    John.

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    I too certainly agree with all that has been said here!
    Gosh those Duvet's are something else,and although I don't like to admit it (shame on me LOL) I rarely if ever make my own Bed up!

    During the Week when Irene goes to work (leaves at 4.50am each day,) i then go and just pull the Blankets Straight! Lazy bugger!!

    I have a Double Bed in the room at the rear of the House,whilst my dear Irene has her Queen Size in the Front Room! We have slept separately for a long time now as we find it better to get a good nights sleep,as unfortunately Irene does have a rather loud Snooooore! LOL

    But yes those bleedin Duvet's
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    Get rid of the covers and just use the duvet. Simples.!!!!!

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    Sometimes toooooo blerry cold to do that Fred! LOL
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    Very rare I have to do it but what I do is fold it in half length ways push it into the cover open it out get both corners of the duvet into the corners of the cover grasp both corners (duvet and cover) raise hands above head and shake cover down to cover duvet.
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    Jim
    Your description of doing that is just like my Irene does!
    She has the knack of it down pat!
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    I like that i am in the process of changing my double bed for a single bed(nobody to cuddle my and keep my warm )i think i will sleep better

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