How can you change the sheets?

Jessica Abernethy

8 years ago

Is there a type of bed-sheet that zippers to make changing the sheets easier for something like this?

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Riverside Shepherd Huts Ltd
8 years ago
Hi it just normal sheets it just involves a bit of climbing on the bed, we do leave a gap around the edge so its easier to get your hands in there.
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