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I know! I went and picked them up! The shirts pants were pressed and on hangars and the tshirts, etc. were all neatly folded by some one who practiced it-not-me. the whole thing, i think, took 3 minutes.

Thanks for this great video! When I watched it.. my mouth was like this :O! lol I was so surprised/shocked/amazed by how easy it looked to fold clothes! Thanks Bev! I’m off to try it out! 🙂

I tried it and it worked on my first try! After that.. I went into my closet and started refolding clothes like mad! lol It’s fun! hahaha Where did you find it?

I know! I went and picked them up! The shirts pants were pressed and on hangars and the tshirts, etc. were all neatly folded by some one who practiced it-not-me. the whole thing, i think, took 3 minutes.

Just try it a couple of times and soon it’s pretty easy! Works best on ‘slippery’ type shirts or silky shirts tho

Thanks for this great video! When I watched it.. my mouth was like this :O! lol I was so surprised/shocked/amazed by how easy it looked to fold clothes! Thanks Bev! I’m off to try it out! 🙂

I tried it and it worked on my first try! After that.. I went into my closet and started refolding clothes like mad! lol It’s fun! hahaha Where did you find it?

But then it gets all wrinkled and then I have to iron it.

Just kidding. I don’t even make my bed much less iron the sheets. My grandmother does though. She also irons her underwear. Strange woman she is LOL

I once told Chris that pillow cases & bedsheets look nice ironed, and he STARED at me like I grew an extra head 😉

It’s funny how a simple thing can appear difficult with just a twist of hands. But then this step involves the least hand movements in folding shirts. creates the “unbelievable factor” =P

I saw this vid a while back too (it’s popping up everywhere! *eyes dart left and right, bites nail* and it took me “a while” *ehem* to get it right. haha!

I only just saw the vid! Think I live under a rock. Mum and I immediately ran to the bedroom and took out 2 shirts to try ito n, hehe

Bev, thanks for the video! It was very useful 😀 I showed it to my colleagues (one, a mother) and they were very pleased to learn a new, quick technique to fold a shirt.

Now, if you could upload a video on how to iron collared shirts properly, that would be great, thanks 😉

Just try it a couple of times and soon it’s pretty easy! Works best on ‘slippery’ type shirts or silky shirts tho

But then it gets all wrinkled and then I have to iron it.

Just kidding. I don’t even make my bed much less iron the sheets. My grandmother does though. She also irons her underwear. Strange woman she is LOL

I once told Chris that pillow cases & bedsheets look nice ironed, and he STARED at me like I grew an extra head 😉

It’s funny how a simple thing can appear difficult with just a twist of hands. But then this step involves the least hand movements in folding shirts. creates the “unbelievable factor” =P

I saw this vid a while back too (it’s popping up everywhere! *eyes dart left and right, bites nail* and it took me “a while” *ehem* to get it right. haha!

I only just saw the vid! Think I live under a rock. Mum and I immediately ran to the bedroom and took out 2 shirts to try ito n, hehe

Bev, thanks for the video! It was very useful 😀 I showed it to my colleagues (one, a mother) and they were very pleased to learn a new, quick technique to fold a shirt.

Now, if you could upload a video on how to iron collared shirts properly, that would be great, thanks 😉