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Post by lumo on Aug 2, 2014 3:46:32 GMT
DH is, and it's MADDENING. I have never ever known someone who can make such a mess of the bed linens..they're in knots every morning. He somehow manages to take the pillowcases off in his sleep. I practically have to remake the bed from scratch everyday.
It seems like DD has inherited this from her father, as her sheets and quilt are in a constant disarray.
Do you have a sloppy sleeper in your house? Have you been able to reform them in any way?
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Post by peasapie on Aug 2, 2014 3:53:17 GMT
Not sloppy, but mine sleeps with his legs spread apart like an inverted V. And I have a dog on my pillow and a cat at my side. I was so tempted by that post the other day about sleeping in separate bedrooms...
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Post by marianne on Aug 2, 2014 4:00:14 GMT
Mine's not sloppy, I probably move about more than he does, but he is noisy... sometimes. Not as much as he used to be (he had surgery) but every once and awhile the ol' foghorn gets to bellowing again.
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Post by shevy on Aug 2, 2014 4:03:29 GMT
DH insists on leaving everything untucked. I am a tucker. So the sheet and duvet slide of the end on his side and I'm left with nothing. Drives me bananas. I secretly tuck his side in...daily. He untucks as he gets in bed. It's like the thermostat wars, only bed linen wars. I should sew them...
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2014 4:20:55 GMT
I'm a sloppy sleeper. It is a good night if the bottom sheet stays on. when I wake up I'll have blankets in the floor on one side and pillows on the floor on the other. Goodness know where the pillow cases will end up. Once I found them in the kitchen the next day.
Putting some velcro tabs inside the pillow case to keep it closed keeps them on the pillows better. I tried buttons with button holes so that I buttoned my pillow in but apparently I can undo buttons in my sleep.
No advice on how to help a sloppy sleeper. My guess is our sleep paralysis function doesn't work very well and we are active.
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Post by krazykatlady on Aug 2, 2014 4:39:43 GMT
Not so much a sloppy sleeper as he is a cover thief. He turns over and pulls all the covers with him and I have to fight him to get them back. Tug of war at 3 a.m. is NOT fun.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2014 4:43:16 GMT
Mine isn't sloppy but he sure is loud!!
My ex used to be sloppy and I would barricade my side with blankets and pillows to protect my space.
It's like "this is my space, and this is yours". :)0
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Post by roundtwo on Aug 2, 2014 5:01:31 GMT
I'm the sloppy sleeper in our world - bottom sheet is off, top sheets untucked, sideways and in a ball and pillows in various stages of disrobing. SO is the neatest sleeper on the planet - sheet pulled up neatly, pillow looks like it has barely been slept on and blankets tucked. What amazes me most of all is that we sleep touching all night long - how does one side look like a bomb hit and the other side is so neat and tidy it barely looks slept in??
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Post by anniebygaslight on Aug 2, 2014 5:32:30 GMT
Yep. I have to completely remake the bed every morning.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 2, 2014 5:41:10 GMT
I gave up.
DH absolutely cannot sleep if anything is tucked in at the bottom of the bed, even the top sheet. So the sheet and blankets are just literally laying on top of the bed and there's no hope of keeping them tidy.
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Post by Grom Pea on Aug 2, 2014 6:03:55 GMT
Lol yes, I just had to remake the bed so I could put ds to sleep. The worst part is that ds is just like dh. Even in a hotel room, dh somehow kicks the fitted sheet off.
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Post by gar on Aug 2, 2014 9:48:04 GMT
No, he gets in, lays on his back and barely moves!
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Post by lilacgal on Aug 2, 2014 9:58:00 GMT
I'd be the sloppy sleeper in our house. I toss and turn a lot. I don't know how DH ignores it!
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Post by Amelia Bedelia on Aug 2, 2014 10:01:51 GMT
DH is a little sloppy in that sometimes he will discard a pillow and he kicks off his sheets and blankets if it's hot.
I'm a hot mess. The fitted sheet gets pulled off on my side, I slip he pillows out of their cases, I twist the blanket around so I have the wrong corner, sometimes I steal the entire blanket. It's not pretty.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 3, 2014 6:10:29 GMT
YES!! I have to remake the bed daily. Ugh! He manages to even mess up the fitted sheet. Also, when we get into bed, he's warm and I'm not, so he either throws all of his covers onto my side (I don't need 5 covers on me!), or he'll roll them down and I still need them. He also sleeps at 3 hour intervals. It used to wake me up and have me getting out of bed to make sure he was okay (he's fine), but now I relish the alone time to sleep neatly!
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Post by MissChris on Aug 3, 2014 6:14:47 GMT
DH is, and it's MADDENING. I have never ever known someone who can make such a mess of the bed linens..they're in knots every morning. He somehow manages to take the pillowcases off in his sleep. I practically have to remake the bed from scratch everyday. It seems like DD has inherited this from her father, as her sheets and quilt are in a constant disarray. Do you have a sloppy sleeper in your house? Have you been able to reform them in any way? Yes, and no. After 22 years, I haven't been able to reform him at all! |
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