Changing bedsheets is boring, tiring, and always seems to go wrong, no matter how many times you've done it. Traditional methods include: the stuffing method, standing inside the cover like a ghost, throwing the duvet over the banisters, and breaking down in tears because it's just too hard. No wonder gross students don't change their sheets all term.
But now there's a simple solution and it's called the 'Burrito' method.
Here's how to master the 'Burrito' technique:
You might need a friend to help you out.
1. Turn the duvet cover inside out and lay it on the mattress with the opening at the foot of the bed
2. Lay the duvet on top
3. Safety pin the two bottom corners of the duvet cover to the duvet (or just hold it tight)
4. Start at the head of the bed and roll the duvet into a sausage (or you know, a burritto) up to the foot of the bed
5. When you get to the end put the end of the duvet inside the cover
6. Unroll the burrito up to the head of the bed and VOILA, the bed is made!
(It makes a lot more sense when you watch the video)