Although top sheets were traditionally an essential part of bed-making, many people now choose to skip them in favor of simpler bedding. Removing this layer saves time when making the bed, prevents sheets from tangling around restless sleepers, and cuts down on household laundry. Additionally, the widespread use of washable duvet covers and a preference for cooler sleep have made the extra flat sheet feel unnecessary for many. Ultimately, there is no single correct way to make a bed, as the ideal arrangement depends entirely on personal comfort, sleeping temperature, and washing routines.<\/p>\n
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