 demonstrated her trick for getting your comforter to look good as new. "Here are a few tips when washing a comforter," the influencer told her audience. The TikToker recommended reading the care label on your comforter as she said it backs up her advice. For her first step, she showed viewers how to arrange the bedding to easily fit it in the machine. "You're going to fold it exactly how I'm folding it here, this is a king-size comforter," Cary explained. The TikTok user folded her comforter in half and placed it on her hallway floor. She then folded the bedding in on itself so it resembled a rolled-up burrito. Cary then tucked either end of the comforter under itself in a way that resembled an accordion. For her next step, the TikToker recommended using her secret laundry sauce . "You're not going to use fabric softener and you're not going to use scent beads," she told her followers. She placed her comforter into the machine alongside her DIY laundry solution. "You're going to wash in cold heavy-duty, raise the water level," Cary advised viewers. "When your washer is done doing its thing your comforter will look brand spanking new all over again," she said as she showed off her clean bedding. TikTok users took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the hack. "I could kiss your face, I was about to spend $40 to take mine to the cleaners. The folding [is chef's kiss]," wrote one viewer. Another impressed follower asked: "Where was this last night when I was [washing] my comforter?" "You're an angel. I'm mind blown," commented a third person. 3 The content creator demonstrated how to fol){kind=link}
WASHING your comforter may seem like a difficult task but there is an easy solution.
A content creator showed her followers the right way to clean their bedding.
In her video, TikTok user Cary (@pairswellwithwhine) demonstrated her trick for getting your comforter to look good as new.
“Here are a few tips when washing a comforter,” the influencer told her audience.
The TikToker recommended reading the care label on your comforter as she said it backs up her advice.