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You can fold on mattress, just harder to flatten out.

Assuming you have clean floor, helps with smoothing sheet out. You can always turn inside out if worried about germs getting you.

Lay the fitted sheet flat on floor with scrunchy part up. Fold about 10" from the edge, repeat until you have a long 10 to 12" strip. Dont worry about being totally flat. Now fold this until you have a roughly 12" square.

Repeat with flat sheet.

Then stack with one pillow cover and put into other pillow cover.

This is the martha Stewart method and i consider it the gold standard.

https://www.marthastewart.com/308036/how-to-keep-matching-sheets-together-in

Bacteria is what smells, so this makes sense. And probably best to use on as needed basis.

You might get similar result with a soap that has tea tree oil.

Drying off completely before dressing might also be part of the solution.

I like your schutz

I like your schutz

Ideally you work for someone that wants you to be successful. If this is the case your LPT is great advice. If you work for someone that doesn't invest in you, maybe best to find another job.

I peel one half all the way around then grab other side. Keeps the peeler 2 inches from knuckles at all times.

I use the Martha Stewart method, i kon mari'ed the heck out of my linen closet and looked magazine worthy

Sounds like a peel off. My wife and i have potato peeling races sometimes.

Sometimes outside can be bitter.

I found it faster and less steps. Pulling the utensils out of tray is basically one or two at a time and slowed down because of watching out for fork tines and knife points. Once on counter you can grab say 4 or 5 forks at a time. Ended up about half as much movement and about half time as the old way. Granted it's only about 15 seconds time savings twice a week, but i thought it was cool.

That's a good idea thanks, how about spoons? Would they be more likely to nest in dishwasher and not get clean?