Making up bed

take your fitted sheet.
get on the bed.
fit the two ends that are against the wall
back off the bed
fit the other two ends.
as stated, use a duvet covered comforter, lightweight for top sheet, etc.

Grab the difficult corner in your out-stretched hand and do a belly-flop on the bed. There are style points involved.

It's why we got a walk-around queen in the Class C, and now a walk-around king in the Class A.

For that situation, I would go with just a fitted sheet and a duvet cover. Put a light, medium or heavy comforter in the cover to suit the weather. Pull it up, toss the pillows on top, and done.

wait till your wife wants a zip on cover put on the mattress for protection, Was quite hard doing it in the camper, not much easier in a fifth wheel, I always figured just throw sleeping bags in or throw the covers on the bed, I do not need things all neat and tucked in.

2012Coleman wrote:
The secret is to get someone else to make the bed.

X2- and somehow I never seem to be available when the DW is in the process of needing to make it! Go Figure?

But then again she's not around whenever I need a hand greasing the rig and changing the oil either-- isn't that odd?:)

All that said I do help her pull the foot of the mattress from the headboard then it gets made and shoved back forward-- if she is real sweet to me!

Why make it at all...just throw them up close and hit the road. Your maid will never know it.

The secret is to get someone else to make the bed.

I have this issue. My bed (rear bedroom) is sideways with the head streetside. I can walk around to the foot of the bed, but not on the right side of the bed (rear of trailer), which only has a foot of clearance, but due to the slope of the rear of the trailer, I can't walk around to that side.

To make matters worse, there's an end table at the right-side head (back streetside corner) that is flush against the bed, so I can't even let the top cover hang over. I have to fold the head of the blanket to clear the end table.

I fold the blanket lengthwise a couple of times, let it hang over on the left side the normal amount, then unfold it over the bed so I don't have to adjust after.

I wish I had the model that is 2 feet longer with the head at the rear and walk-around-able.