Do you know how to make a bed using hospital corners?

I did but haven't used that particular skills for a looooooong time!

Yes, I do. But DH hates having his side of the sheets tucked in tight at the bottom so he always pulls the top sheet loose.

I know how but refuse to do it. Sheets that are tucked in make the bed so uncomfortable and restricting. If I wanted to be swaddled, I'd swaddle. I don't, so I don't do hospital corners because I'd waste time every time I would get into bed untucking everything and making things proper for sleeping. Hell, everything is just piled on the bed right now since we don't make the bed unless company is coming over or we just washed the sheets. It's so much better when it's all loose.

I've always made my bed that way.

Yes I do. I went to college to be a nurse and it's one of the first things we learned.

I've always made the bed that way - always will. Otherwise, the bed looks unmade!

Yes. I was a candy stripper in high school and they taught us as part of our orientation.

Doesn't mean this lazy girl does it, but I *know* how. 

We had to master this in my first semester of nursing school, complete with toe pleats if someone was in the bed. If the bed wasn't right, we had to start over. : /

I know how, but I'm another one who doesn't like my feet restricted. I always sleep with my feet sticking out from under the covers.

Plus my king-sized tempurpedic mattress is way too heavy to lift more than a corner.

This.

I was a candy striper in high school, so I was taught to do this when I worked on the hospital floor (making beds, filling water pitchers, collecting menus, delivering flowers, etc.).

I do this at the bottom, but I don't tuck in the sides. 

I am an old school nurse AND a veteran of the Air Force.  Yeah, I rock those corners along with my perfect ironing and shoe polishing skills. 

I know how to do hospital corners but since all I use is a fitted bottom sheet and a duvet I never do them. I can't bear having a top sheet and especially not if its tucked in!