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How many beds in your home? You should have a minimum of 1 extra bedding set for each bed, a maximum of 2. Think about it before you start to write me and tell me why you need 6 sets of bedding for each bed, if you have small children who have night time accidents or get the stomach flu in the middle of the night, you might have to change sheets in the morning or the middle of the night if it’s barf, and you’ll have some clean ones to put on.

You’ll put the dirty ones in the washer and get the machine started on that task. Then you’ll swap things to the dryer. You’ll still have clean sheets on the bed and if you’ve got 2 extra sets, another clean one in the linen closet. So now with that argument won, go through your bedding.

Do you have miss-matched pieces? If so, put them in the donation pile. Do you have twin pieces
mixed in with king pieces? If so, separate them in to piles. Make sure everything is folded (I’ll give you a pass on the fitted sheets those are impossible to fold neatly!).

Now set aside one or two shelves for your bedding. Make sure that the bedding for the queen bed is not piled up with the stuff for the crib or twin bed. You can fold the stuff in squares or fold it in to long rectangles and then roll it. Either way is acceptable, it just depends on how much space you’ve got.