how hard is it to change the sheets (lifting corners, tucking sheets in etc)?
748039
No different from any other type of mattress. I have not had any problems at all.
748040
It's very easy. Our sheets actually fit better with this mattress vs any other mattress we have had. The bed is a bit heavier than a normal one, once you get one corner if the sheet on it stays put unlike our old mattress that would slip off due to the bed flexing. If you know what I mean? It has happened with every mattress I've owned except this one.
884862
The top comes on and off very easily. We had no issues changing the sheets.
167537
I would love to help u with that but they sent me a duvet instead of the sheets so I don't know. I didn't return it because it was just to much trouble at that time. I hope u have better luck! Shirley
1219227
Ive never had mine upright, because you dont need to flop over.. there is only one side up on that type of mattress... just spin it around.. I have a big headboard and it is cumbersom to change the sheets.. when I try to strech the fitted sheet I have to put a small waste can under the corner so I can use two hands to pull the sheet taught.
1392743
Yes, it would make it easier. I put an extra flat sheet over the top of them and then tuck that in. It works fine for us.
89428
I think it depends on the width of the mattress, but I cannot say that I can do it easily, especially after I washed the cover. It does not fit the mattress perfectly if I don't spend time on stretching it.
2140744
You can get fitted sheets with deep corner pockets. My fitted sheets hold it in place and it works just fine. It's a great feather mattress.
384820
Not terribly hard. Takes some time. Expect to spend between 45-75 minutes, depending on your skill level. You have to build the drawers. Not hard either. It's heavy too. Takes 2 people to move. Overall take your time to avoid mistakes.
101157
Yes you can. The biggest problem is tearing them out of the sheet, that takes time and patience.
2081369
This Duvet has only buttons on the sides to hold the unit inside the cover. If you think the unit will shift significantly inside the cover, then I take very small safety pins (like 1/2" long) and do pins in the 4 corners to hold down. I never needed to do this on current Duvet.....I have had to do it on old cover that had no buttons. The basic answer is that it depends on the "slip factor" of the two cloth materials. When the two materials slide easily, then you would like to pin down. With low slip factor, you shake the comforter once a week and it is all back to normal. tjcooper
134935
Not always. With normal movement from two people on the bed the sheet will come off. You get used to tucking it back in.
2008448
I only do flat: sheets, pillow cases, tableclothes, napkins and placemats. I would think it would be doable, but would take more patience than I have. There are u-tube videos and how to do shirts, etc.
656198
I actually have not put my on and this is the reason. A friend of mine has a set and hers are often not where they are supposed to be, but she is OK with that. I would not be OK with that. I plan to purchase those devices that hold sheets securely to a mattress and use them under the seats. I can think of no other way. Amazon has several of these devices and most are adjustable.
1256880
Strangely enough I moved my friend's cal king bed using them. It was really easy and we didn't even use them correctly. The bed will seem really low to the ground unless you properly use the middle hook for our heights.Cover the bed with some junk sheets just in case, but I had no issues. Ez
455922
I have a generic adjustable bed and that is why I bought them. So far they are working out ok. Do not seem to have to fix sheets anymore.
1469903
I used my contoured changing table mattress and used the changing pad covers as the sheets. He loved his changing table, so thats where I got my idea! :) You can buy them seperately almost anywhere, we got ours at Target. (p.s. they sell them on Amazon too).
1252161
Probably not. These are designed more to decrease the depth of the sheet to match the depth of the mattress. However, you COULD cut the queen sheet down the middle for the length of the sheet. Then put each of the corner pockets on the mattress. The bring the two cut edges together, pin them, and sew a seam up the middle on the "wrong" side of the sheet. It's a drastic alteration, but it works.