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Just like to point out that I've always folded my shirts like that.
But my specialty is fitted sheets. I never knew I was a freak about folding laundry until someone pointed it out. It's probably why I don't like to do it; it takes me two hours to fold it all. : )
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Banna, Fold the squishy ends under each other. Put your hand in and sort of force a corner. Make the corners as square as you can, then fold as usual. (not easy to explain, sorry)
My husband got me a Flip and Fold for Christmas last year. heaven, I tellyou, plain heaven.
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I was taught how to fold a fitted sheet by an ex-bf. He had been in the Navy, and learned there, I think... (although I didn't think they use fitted sheets in the military)
So embarrassing to be taught by a guy ....!
(That's okay -- I taught him how to bleed brakes on the car after repairing them....)
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wait, this is the short version. the one i saw had the folding of various shirts and a skirt and NO PANTS!
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