Justin Scuiletti

Washington, D.C.

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What’s the best way to put on a duvet cover?

Apr 18, 2024 | seattletimes.com | Mari-Jane Williams |Allie Caren |Justin Scuiletti

People love to hate on their duvet covers. More specifically, they love the convenience of being able to toss the cover in the wash or swap it out for a fresh look, but they hate the awkwardness of wrestling the duvet into the cover. And, oh yeah, it has to look crisp and neat. Ideally without getting bunched up and turned around on the first day. Four Washington Post staffers and duvet-cover owners tested three popular methods for getting a duvet into its cover.
Duvet cover have you in a tangle? Try these 3 approaches

Apr 13, 2024 | sandiegouniontribune.com | Mari-Jane Williams |Allie Caren |Justin Scuiletti

People love to hate on their duvet covers. More specifically, they love the convenience of being able to toss the cover in the wash or swap it out for a fresh look, but they hate the awkwardness of wrestling the duvet into the cover. And, oh yeah, it has to look crisp and neat. Ideally without getting bunched up and turned around on the first day. Four of our staffers and duvet-cover owners tested three popular methods for getting a duvet into its cover.
Qual é a melhor forma de colocar uma capa de edredão?

Mar 26, 2024 | publico.pt | Mari-Jane Williams |Allie Caren |Justin Scuiletti

As pessoas adoram odiar as suas capas de edredão. Mais concretamente, adoram a comodidade de poderem pôr a capa na máquina de lavar ou trocá-la, mas detestam o incómodo de enfiar o edredão na capa. E, oh sim, tem de ter um aspecto limpo e arrumado. Idealmente, sem ficar amontoado e virado ao contrário no primeiro dia.
What’s the best way to put on a duvet cover?

Mar 25, 2024 | washingtonpost.com | Mari-Jane Williams |Allie Caren |Justin Scuiletti

People love to hate on their duvet covers. More specifically, they love the convenience of being able to toss the cover in the wash or swap it out for a fresh look, but they hate the awkwardness of wrestling the duvet into the cover. And, oh yeah, it has to look crisp and neat. Ideally without getting bunched up and turned around on the first day. Four Washington Post staffers and duvet-cover owners tested three popular methods for getting a duvet into its cover.