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How to keep a white comforter looking like new!




This photo is of my actual bedroom, and yes its possible to keep a clean white comforter....while being a mom! So here’s the trick!!

Have two comforters. I use the white one when my bed is made, and my teal one to sleep with. This will allow you to have bright white pillows and a beautiful crisp comforter because they are NOT BEING USED. Easy right? This is a trick that many stagers would use when selling a house that is actually being lived in. You will always have a fresh, clean look.

Option two is to buy two of the same comforter and switch them out often. This will prevent wear and tear, but can get expensive if you have expensive taste. I learned this trick from my mom, who did this with every bedroom set. However, she would use two different prints to change things up a bit when she would get tired of a look. 

I hope this helps! I do take the entire comforter and pillows off the bed, but you can also fold it at the foot of the bed, and drape your other comforter over you when going to bed. I decided to take the comforter off the bed entirely because sometimes I break the rules and the kids and I snack in the bed and snuggle up to watch our, I mean their :) favorite cartoons. I hope this helps!



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