The Right Way to Fold Fitted Sheets
The article explains a simple method for folding a [[fitted sheet]] so it stacks neatly with other bedding. It describes holding the [[fitted sheet]] inside-out, placing hands in two adjacent corners and tucking the lower corner over the upper to form a point, then repeating with the remaining corners so all four are nested. After straightening edges into a rectangle, the reader is instructed to fold the piece into thirds lengthwise and then into thirds widthwise to make a square ready for storage in a [[linen closet]] or atop other linens. The text contrasts this technique with rolling or stuffing a [[fitted sheet]]—which causes wrinkles—and situates the hack among common laundry and home-care tasks for keeping [[bedding]] organized and tidy. It also promises less frustration and neater stacks that make closet maintenance easier.