How To Put On A Comforter Cover
Putting on a comforter cover can be a daunting task, especially if you have never done it before. However, with a little practice and patience, you can easily put on a comforter cover and give your bedroom a fresh new look. In this article, I will share my personal experience of putting on a comforter cover and provide you with a step-by-step guide, tips and ideas, pros and cons, and my personal review and suggestion.
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Turn the comforter cover inside out
The first step is to turn the comforter cover inside out. This will allow you to easily insert the comforter into the cover without getting tangled up.
Step 2: Insert the comforter into the cover
The next step is to insert the comforter into the cover. Start by placing the comforter at the head of the bed and aligning it with the top of the comforter cover. Then, gently shake the comforter down into the cover, making sure the corners and edges are properly aligned.
Step 3: Secure the corners
Once the comforter is inside the cover, you need to secure the corners. Start with the top two corners and tie them in a knot. Then, move down to the bottom two corners and tie them in a knot. This will prevent the comforter from shifting inside the cover.
Step 4: Zip up the cover
The final step is to zip up the cover. Start at the foot of the bed and work your way up to the top, making sure the zipper is fully closed.
Top 10 Tips and Ideas
1. Use a duvet insert instead of a comforter to make it easier to put on a cover.
2. Choose a cover that is slightly larger than the comforter to make it easier to insert.
3. Shake the comforter out before inserting it into the cover to prevent wrinkles.
4. Use corner ties or loops to keep the comforter in place inside the cover.
5. Wash the cover before putting it on to prevent shrinkage.
6. Use a cover with a zipper instead of buttons for easier closure.
7. Fold the comforter in half and insert it into the cover, then flip it over and shake it out.
8. Use a cover with a pattern or texture to add visual interest to your bedding.
9. Consider a reversible cover to change up your bedding without buying a new comforter.
10. Invest in a high-quality cover to ensure it lasts through multiple washings and uses.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
– Protects the comforter from stains and wear
– Allows you to change up your bedding without buying a new comforter
– Easy to wash and maintain
Cons:
– Can be difficult to put on, especially if you have a large comforter
– Can shift around inside the cover, causing discomfort during sleep
– Some covers may not be as breathable as others, causing overheating
My Personal Review and Suggestion
As someone who loves to switch up their bedding often, I have found that using a comforter cover is a must-have. It not only protects my comforter from stains and wear, but it also allows me to easily change up the look of my bedding without buying a new comforter. However, I have found that putting on a comforter cover can be challenging, especially with larger comforters. My suggestion is to use a duvet insert instead of a comforter and invest in a high-quality cover with corner ties or loops to keep the comforter in place.
Question & Answer and FAQs
Q: Can I use a comforter cover with any type of comforter?
A: Yes, you can use a comforter cover with any type of comforter, as long as the cover is the appropriate size.
Q: How often should I wash my comforter cover?
A: It is recommended to wash your comforter cover every 1-2 weeks to prevent the buildup of dirt and bacteria.
Q: Can I use a cover with a pattern on both sides?
A: Yes, many comforter covers are reversible and have a pattern on both sides, allowing you to change up the look of your bedding without buying a new cover.
Q: How do I know what size cover to buy?
A: Measure your comforter and choose a cover that is slightly larger to make it easier to insert. Most covers will come in standard bedding sizes such as twin, queen, and king.