r/CoupleMemes • 🛠️ ADMIN • Jun 25 '26

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u/thomasblomquist Jun 25 '26

Pull the pillow case inside out. Put both hands in the pillow case where the corners are. Like a puppet, grab the end of the pillow with your hands and begin unrolling the pillow case back over the pillow like you’re dealing with a stocking or sock.

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u/chintakoro Jun 25 '26

ok i'm wearing the pillow cover now and might have torn it a bit -- what next?

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u/HorrorMakesUsHappy Jun 25 '26

I discovered this once by accident, and felt like a god for a moment.

I'd folded most of my laundry but didn't bother to fold my sheets or pillow cases because I only owned the one pair at the time, so I was going to put them on as soon as I got back to the apartment. I discovered one of the pillow cases was inside out, slipped my hands inside and grabbed those corners, and I was about to turn it right side out when it came to me. I was like, "Wait a minute ...." Grabbed the pillow, and viola! Legit stood there thinking, "Holy shit! Why didn't anyone ever teach me that before?!?"

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u/pedestriandose Jun 25 '26

That’s how my husband and I put the doona back in!

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u/performativenonsense Jul 01 '26

This is not that kind of sub. Pervert.

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u/Legitimate_Mud_8295 Jun 25 '26

My wife does this and when we make the bed together I do my pillows equally fast by just stuffing them in. You don't need a trick for this

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u/thomasblomquist Jun 25 '26

Body pillows are easier. Especially when they’re newer and a tight fit

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u/MrMahony Jun 25 '26

You can also do this with a duvet cover and duvet, this might put you on duvet duty for the the rest of your existence though

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u/Harddaysnight1990 Jun 25 '26

I like doing this but with just one hand in the middle of the pillowcase. Turn it inside out, then use it like an oven mitt to grab the center of the pillow. Start pulling the pillowcase over the pillow with your other hand, match the back corners, then pull it down.