Three genius hacks to save you time when changing your doona cover
Changing the doona cover can at times fray the nerves, with the ritual proving time consuming, frustrating and even confusing.
Yet, there are many who have battled and emerged victorious and, thankfully, have also shared their hacks online.
TikTok user Kyndall swears by her best friend's method, which begins with draping the doona cover over his entire clothed body.
In a video posted to her account nursekayemdee, her friend can be seen covered in fabric that appears somewhat reminiscent to a childhood "ghost" at Halloween.
Watch the video above.
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No, it's not a Halloween ghost costume... Kyndall/TikTok
With his arms out stretched he is then handed the uncovered doona, holding two corners in his hands. After a few folds and turns, the friend emerges from the cover with a neatly covered doona.
It would appear scores were impressed with his method, with the video viewed more than 4.5 million times since posting this week.
"Hahahahaha genius!" one person commented.
"I do it the same. But only put my arms in the duvet inside out," another wrote.
"I sorta do my pillows the same way, just without the husband," yet another wrote.
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Melbourne mum and home hacks Queen Chantel Mila shares her doona cover hack. TikTok/Chantel Mila
Melbourne mother and home hacks queen Chantel Mila offered another doona hack.
In video posted to her social media channel, Mila suggests her hack is the quickest and also requires no heavy lifting.
Lay the quilt cover inside out and lay the doona on top. Then, she says to roll the quilt cover and doona together towards the base of the bed.
Then to flip the cover over and fasten at the end.
“Unroll for perfect corners every time,” she wrote in the video caption.
Mila's followers were grateful for the tips.
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Lennia showing how she folds and rolls her doona cover. lenniamc/TIktok
"Thank you so much. I've been spending an hour trying to do it," one commented.
"This is an awesome hack," another wrote.
"Oh I gotta try this," yet another wrote.
Meanwhile, Lennia, who is known by her almost three million followers as the folding queen, takes a different approach with her hack.
Lennia uses both a roll and folding technique when changing a doona cover.
"Okayyyy HOLD UP!!! what kind of sorcery is this?? trying it NOW," one follower commented.
"I tried it and it made it so much easier! I have a chain blanket that's really heavy and it's such a struggle normally to put it on! thank you," another wrote.
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