Tucker Bed Sheet Tool Single Review

I can't believe this is more than 50 cents and the cost to the customer is almost $20. It was an impulse purchase on someone's recommendation. Is it really a problem making the bed? Come on. . . With a duvet or quilt, all you really need to do is tuck in the bottom end of the sheet. If it's really difficult, use a spatula! That's a waste of money.

I bought these because I had surgery on my hands and can't make the sheets around the bed. My hands don't work that well. But it's really nice, it does its job and helps you make beds quickly and painlessly, even if the mattresses are heavy, which doesn't stop them from working. My friend even said it's great if you have long nails and don't. i want to break them That's really a helping hand.

This spatula helps to put leaves together. I have arthritis in both hands and making my bed can be very difficult. This is a good solution if you need to lift the top mattress and manually tuck in the sheets. My only recommendation is that the "blade" could be a bit wider and longer to allow for the sheets to be pulled in deeper. I am satisfied with the product but find it a bit expensive. Half the cost will be about right.

love the tucker - have used it sooooo many times - got another one for the living room - also used it to make my bed this morning I thought it must its a great brain understand how to construct it - the sides don't "hook" when you use it - I also bought an easy to use mattress lifter with a new ergonomic design to help me [I'm 80]. help to raise the mattress but it doesn't work as I had hoped - my poor understanding that I would need a box spring - to use as planned - found it was now just a…

I recently bought a mattress that fits on a pad that was originally designed for a waterbed. It is very difficult to reach the mattress to make the bed. But Tucker works great! The same process used to make a bed that lies flat on a box spring can be used to tuck sheets between the sides of a waterbed base and a mattress that fits snugly against the base. Hand tucking the sheet together can be tricky, but the tucker slips easily between the side of the base and the mattress. I have to lift the…

What great ideas! I'm so glad it all started with a broken nail! My broken arm has healed now but lifting my queen size mattress is a challenge. Tucker solved the problem! My parents were like these inventors. Mom had an idea and Dad found a way to solve it! I saw a short news clip about this item and thankfully it was mentioned that it was for sale at Revain. So I went to this site! As a retired physical therapist, I am very pleased to learn that they are hiring people with disabilities for…

You can make fun of it all you want, but the fun can be on your bill. It works out. I enjoyed reading the reviews and laughed at some of them too because yes it's like a big ol' spatula they put in the sheets so you don't have to live on a heavy mattress. I'm not laughing now. because I use it every time I make my bed and I wish I had thought of this simple and effective tool. Now don't go crazy and try to use it to raise your bed. lots of weight and pressure as reported by some others. simply…

The problem with using a tucker sheet isn't actually tucker. The Cal King memory foam mattress I use is very, very heavy and for some reason the Cal King topsheet is sometimes very long. on each side of the foot end of the bed. The center of the mattress does not rise. To use the tucker sheet, you must raise the mattress. But even if I put one foot on the bed frame and lift the mattress up to my knee, the middle of the foot part of the mattress touches the bed frame. A set of sheets I have has…