My mum taught me to do this, may I add that if you're an every day person tryna make your bed look good, I personally think it's okay to just tuck the flap in under your bed once you're done tucking the bottom in. looks perfectly fine, and less effort :))
I’m a nurse in Scotland and I learned hospital corners as a kid - mum was a nurse too. It really does look good and seeing a patient return from a procedure or the bathroom to a freshly made bed is always good. They appreciate it and everyone likes a nicely made fresh bed.
I agree it looks much better fully tucked in. However, the reason most hospitals do not want the full tuck is that it takes longer to open the bed for a new patient. Its all about saving time.
Well made, Nice job...I was USAF so, after basic, I never did another bed corner... Your video helped me to remember the method...That stiff hand bend was TIGHT!...:)..
Thank for this password
Wtf.
I bought some old school thermometers and the mercury is stuck at 108 on all of them and I can’t seem to reset it. Any advice?
Is this still how you do it???
cheers for the clear instructions!! really needed this and the written instructions I received weren't clear at all lol
My mum taught me to do this, may I add that if you're an every day person tryna make your bed look good, I personally think it's okay to just tuck the flap in under your bed once you're done tucking the bottom in. looks perfectly fine, and less effort :))
Thank you
I got my bed flip a lot in basic training for this 😅
0:45 this is the part I just cannot figure out, whenever i pull the blanket back everything wrinkles.
make sure everything is tight. keep tension on the blanket as you pull it back. that should help.
Imma rock my wocs with this technique. Thank you.
Video is 5 fps
ive learnt from you alot more than my personal teacher
Asslam o alikum...Excellent teaching method✨✨
I’m a nurse in Scotland and I learned hospital corners as a kid - mum was a nurse too. It really does look good and seeing a patient return from a procedure or the bathroom to a freshly made bed is always good. They appreciate it and everyone likes a nicely made fresh bed.
I don’t need this but it’s so satisfying 😂
I'm so tired of the newfangled ones breaking before you get them home. I'm going back to the kind that works right.
I do it daily's after a I wake up
Great vid
Perfect
Tq sir
Excellent well done video, clear consise ... No b~s and no no plexse subscribe
definitely harder than it looks! Lol nice job
Thanks
Thanks it was helpful
Glad it helped
Great info 👍
Im struggling to get the first triangle, I tuck the corner but then it just ends up being square, any tips?
make sure to foot is tucked in tight. when you fold back the first triangle keep it tight and go straight back.
The sound of the videos is not good
Great work
Thank you so much 😀
@@mcgeebran9233 your welcome,God bless you
Lol
Very. Well explained i got it
What is the point of the hospital corners because when you leave the rest of it hang down it looks really weird and in my opinion doesn't look nice
I agree it looks much better fully tucked in. However, the reason most hospitals do not want the full tuck is that it takes longer to open the bed for a new patient. Its all about saving time.
For some reason I never can get this right
Well made, Nice job...I was USAF so, after basic, I never did another bed corner... Your video helped me to remember the method...That stiff hand bend was TIGHT!...:)..
Great to hear!
THE BEST hospital/military corner bed making video I have found. Showing this to all my nursing students. Thank you!!
Wow, thank you!
This is the best video I’ve found on hospital corners. Very clear and simple. Thanks for your time
Thanks for the demo without screaming like a drill instructor 😅👍