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GD….slowly turning into mumsnet with every passing day.
That would grind me down making my bed every morning.When I was a young man, my father and I made my bed from scratch. We used pine planks, sanded and varnished attached to a frame we made. We then bought a mattress and placed it on top. I also helped him build his and my Mum's double bed in a similar way. I had that bed for years until I left home and moved in with my then partner. The plans came from a Reader's Digest DIY manual.
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Side note is there some sort of advantage to this over a mattress protector or is it a hold over from before mattress protectors where a thing?
Have you got any recommendations for dust mite zip-up cases?
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Side note is there some sort of advantage to this over a mattress protector or is it a hold over from before mattress protectors where a thing?
I originally read that as 'Readers Wives DIY manual'.When I was a young man, my father and I made my bed from scratch. We used pine planks, sanded and varnished attached to a frame we made. We then bought a mattress and placed it on top. I also helped him build his and my Mum's double bed in a similar way. I had that bed for years until I left home and moved in with my then partner. The plans came from a Reader's Digest DIY manual.
Mattress - Sheet - People - Duvet - Dog (If they sneak upstairs)
the duvet cover is the difficult bit - once you have had years of apprenticeship for bottom sheets (thick fitted brushed cotton, then sheet) & pillowcases.I wouldn't dare make the bed, taking away a woman's job like that would make her feel undermined and as if she couldn't do it herself, I'm all for equality.
the duvet cover is the difficult bit - once you have had years of apprenticeship for bottom sheets (thick fitted brushed cotton, then sheet) & pillowcases.
sheets need nursing corners , of course.
e: turning the 70kg(e: maybe 60kg it's too big for scales) mattress - mans work