If you're someone who moves around a lot while you sleep, you've probably noticed that the sheets on top of your mattress sometimes find a way to come untucked just a few days after changing them.
Even if your sheets are fitted at the corners, it's easy for one corner to come loose with too much movement on top of the mattress jostling the sheets around.
But one woman has shared a video on TikTok that shows one way of folding your sheets at the corners before you tuck them under your mattress, which means they won't come off in the middle of the night.
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The trick is called "hospital corners" because it's often seen on hospital beds, and it's perfect for top sheets and blankets that don't have elasticated corners like fitted sheets do.
In her video, which was posted on her @daily.life.essentials account, the cleaning expert showed that the first step once your sheet is positioned is to tuck the bottom of the sheet in at the foot of the bed along one side.
Then, fold the excess over to the short side of the mattress, and tuck that in underneath too.
Finally, take the folded side and pull it down, tucking everything under the mattress to form a perfectly folded corner that won't be tempted to come loose in the night.
The woman wrote on the video: "Fancy way to make your bed."
Commenters were quick to heap praise on the hospital corner method, with many of them saying it's the perfect way to put your sheets on your bed.
One person wrote: "It’s not fancy, it’s hospital corners! I’ve done that all my life!"
While another added: "This is considered fancy? Literally the only way I know how to make a bed."
And a third posted: "Hospital corners taught to me by my mum back in the 70s. Not fancy, just correct."
But others were less eager to try out the trick for themselves, as some joked the notoriously difficult task of putting a sheet on their bed just wasn't worth the effort.
Someone said: "I leave it all messed up and call it art."
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