TOSS & TURN

I Finally Figured Out How to Keep My Comforter From Bunching Up

These little clips slide into your duvet, keeping everything in place all night long.

Scouted selects products independently. If you purchase something from our posts, we may earn a small commission.

I toss and turn in bed. My girlfriend refers to me as “a cover hog.” Part of the problem is that I’m stealing the covers, sure. But perhaps a bigger problem is that as a result of the tossing and turning, my comforter gets all bunched up in the middle, or falls to a certain corner, instead of remaining the even, flat, perfect layer of soft covering it should be. My life suddenly got a lot warmer, and easier, once I discovered comforter clips.

Apparently, these have existed for a while, but I’d never heard of them. These comforter clips look like potato chip bag clips and they function pretty much the same way. All you need to do is flip your duvet inside out, place a clip inside each corner of your duvet, and clip in your comforter accordingly. Your comforter won’t budge unless you unclip them, which is easy to do when the duvet is flipped, but hard to do while sleeping. The clips are also shockingly soft and discrete. They won’t damage the fabric of your duvet or comforter, but better yet, you won’t even notice they are there. Every time I wash my comforter, I remember I have the clips to keep it in place.

Amazon

$13

Fresh Ideas Comforter Clips

Amazon

Don't forget to check out our coupon site to find home deals, including Home Depot coupons, Ashley Furniture coupons, Macy’s coupons, and Overstock coupons.

See more of our coverage in your search results.

ADD THE DAILY BEAST ON GOOGLE

Daniel Modlin

Got a tip? Send it to The Daily Beast here.