I'm pleased to share with you the greatest advancement in bottom-sheet technology since the invention of elastic.

[blackburied@newsie.social]

@EnfysBook the tag is either inside left or right. If they’d just be consistent between manufacturers, that would be sufficient

[sebsauvage@framapiaf.org]

@EnfysBook
OMG

[tsehhaess@mastodon.social]

@EnfysBook The Future is Now! 🤯

[kevin@mastodon.km6g.us]

@EnfysBook If only my wife paid attention to these tags...

[lettosprey@tech.lgbt]

@EnfysBook F...

It was REALLY that simple???

[bjarne@social.bvoigtlaender.de]

@EnfysBook Whoa, although I believe that the location of the washing instructions are standardized as well? Too bad i always forget in what way...

[slonk@be.slonk.ing]

@kasimir @nowster @EnfysBook fym ratfactor i used to use this guys dwm guide

[kbusse@higher-edu.social]

@EnfysBook this is a prime example of good interaction design. Don Norman would be proud.

[numerfolt@kirche.social]

@EnfysBook Wow, so cool!

[esjott@norden.social]

@EnfysBook label of conventional sheets always always bottom right corner (standing in front of bed).

[apenkop@mstdn.social]

@EnfysBook The long side and the short side; we have been in the dark about that for innumerable ages! Really!

[adub@beige.party]

@aburka https://www.wikihow.com/Fold-a-Fitted-Sheet

[ckd@mas.to]

@EnfysBook
The brand I buy has a red dot on what's supposed to be the top right corner. Works fine for me.

[chfkch@ruhr.social]

@EnfysBook
Joke's on you, i just buy 2m x 2m sheets.

[slothrop@chaos.social]

@EnfysBook we kneel before you, oh gracious benefactor

[sortova@redwombat.social]

@EnfysBook my lifehack for this was to always buy striped sheets.