And I guess wrong! I did a pretty good job folding the fitted sheet for this to happen.

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    My folding strategy for the fitted sheet: wad it up into a ball and shove it in the linen closet, because there is no mathematically proven way to properly manage the topology of a fitted sheet, and anyone that says they can is a witch.

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    Even after 40 years, I still can’t even get the bloody things on right according to my wife. So we fold them and put them on together.

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    What type of a madman are you to fold a fitted sheet?

    Ball it up like a normal person and shove it in the linen cabinet. The wrinkles add character.

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      My wife grew up with parents who made her iron the sheets. She’s ok now with some wrinkles but a very wrinkly sheet bothers her. So I learned to fold the fitted sheets by watching a YouTube video.

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        Oh my your poor wife. Send her my deepest sympathies for her trauma. Ironing the sheets…shudder… the horror.

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    Flat sheet - fold half, half, fourths. Fitted sheet- fold half, half, fourths. Pillow cases- fold half lengthwise Stack. Roll. Pat to flatten.

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    Our solution was to not have folded sheets. It’s easy tofind fitted sheets when they’re all fitted sheets.