Man noticed ‘crazy’ about his method to make the bed – because some warn that it can be a health risk

A man has divided the opinion after sharing the very unusual way in which he makes his bed in the morning – but some people warned that it could cost convenience.

Conor O’Brien, who lives in the US, revealed that he makes his bed of ‘inside’ every morning and it is something he ‘has never seen before’.

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He said: ‘This is something I do, that I have never seen before and I want to share with you! So when I wake up in the morning, I make my bed inside the bed. “

Conor skilfully shuffled around the bed and demonstrated how he had to put his comforter and smoothed out and said it is a ‘beautiful’ way to start his day.

But although some people were impressed by his efficient method, others said it was ‘crazy’.

Moreover, the worried viewers pointed out that his technique meant that he did not give the bedtime to air, and that the bed mites could encourage.

People wrote: “Wait for Bro hear about Dust Mites”;

“I have to breathe the bed”;

“What about the time the bed has to broadcast to kill the bed bugs?”;

“This is great in theory, but those sheets have to breathe a little. You just stop the bed mites’;

“Exactly, I leave my sheets open for 15 minutes every morning before I make it”;

“To be honest, excited for your husband”;

“This is great in theory, but those sheets have to breathe a little. You just stop the bed mites’;

‘You have to highlight your bed or you get bed mites. They like heat and moisture. ‘

Conor demonstrated his very unique technique and said, “Let’s pretend to sleep and I just woke up for a brand new day.”

He started to put his pillows upright on the wall, while he stayed under the blankets.

Conor then started to put his comforter in while he slid away his body from the parts of the bed he had already made.

He put out his hand to grab another pillow from the end of the bed, to switch everything in and to spoil the pillows.

He skillfully maneuvered on top of the comforter to smooth all corners.

‘I will slide my way out, so that when I wake up in the morning and the first time my feet hit the ground, my bed has already been made! “He said.

“Can you imagine the hurry? The first to roll out of bed in the morning. Wait a minute! My bed has already been made! It is a wonderful way to start the day. ‘

Many experts agree that you should not make your bed first in the morning.

Dr. Tania Elliott, who is located in New York, said that the habit can look into moisture and dirt, increasing the chance of dust mites.

She said: ‘I wait a few hours, let me go outside and make my bed more in the middle of the day as opposed to the first in the morning. ‘

Experts from the sleep council say that the average adult loses 285 ml of liquid every night as part of the sleeping process.

It means that if you make your bed every morning, the moisture is stuck during the day, it is ready to tinker again that evening.

Mattress shop and so on to bed says to retreat the bed linen to give the mattress the chance to breathe and for moisture to evaporate.

The moisture can get stuck between the mattress and the linen that causes discoloration and scents.

The experts further explains that the withdrawal of the bedding is particularly important when the temperatures are higher during the summer months.

Taking this step can help to let a mattress last longer and to help promote a greater sense of well -being.

Martin Gill, from and so to bed, said: ‘If you want to guarantee the lifespan of your mattress, there is a really good habit to get in to resist the urge to make the bed when you get up.

‘While we are approaching the summer months, and warmer weather, we will probably sweat more in bed while we sleep.

‘By making our beds in the morning, we are catching that moisture, so that it cannot evaporate, which can lead to problems within the mattress fibers.

‘Instead, pull the linen and the mattress protector back, open the windows and give your mattress a much needed ventilation.

‘If you don’t have one yet, it’s a good idea to invest in a mattress protector to help moisture from your mattress to last longer.

‘The summer months are a good time to maintain your sleeping space, turn, turn and even bring your mattress into line with the manufacturer care guidelines.

“It is also the time to change into what natural linen in addition to variable and interchangeable duvets to ensure that you get the best quality quality by helping your body temperature regulated when the temperatures rise.”