Posted on September 23rd, 2022.

If you asked 100 people how they put on a duvet cover, you would probably get 100 variations. Professional Organiser Peter Walsh went on the Rachael Ray show to reveal his easy hack for putting on a duvet cover effortlessly.

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Professional organiser shares one minute duvet cover hack - 'complete game changer'

CHANGING a bed is all fun and games - until it comes to putting on the duvet. Here's a seamless method that takes as little as one minute.

By ANNA BARRY

14:55, Sat, Sep 10, 2022 | UPDATED: 14:55, Sat, Sep 10, 2022

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If you asked 100 people how they put on a duvet cover, you would probably get 100 variations. Professional Organiser Peter Walsh went on the Rachael Ray show to reveal his easy hack for putting on a duvet cover effortlessly.

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Putting on a new duvet cover needn't be an extreme sport or require any assistance.

The professional organiser showed people at home how they can complete this tiresome chore without getting any unwanted bumps and lumps.

The video was extremely popular and amassed more than 7,000 likes on YouTube.

Peter and Rachael firstly spoke about the nightmare that can be changing a duvet.

Peter stated: "Normally it's in the corners, over the head, pull the duvet through."

Rachael added while she spread her arms above her head: "It's horrible, you're holding it like this, you have your husband at the other end trying to shimmy the thing down."

To avoid this, Peter proposed an alternative method, which starts off with throwing the duvet cover on the bed - inside out.

Next, spread the duvet out on top of the duvet cover, matching up the corners.

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