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This article was reviewed by Claudia & Angelo Zimmermann. Claudia and Angelo Zimmermann are the founders of Everneat, an Eco-Friendly Cleaning Service based in New York City and in Connecticut. They are also the founders of Clean Code, a DIY 100% natural cleaning product line.
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This method is quick and easily performed by one person, no stuffing required.
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![Step 1 Pick the pillowcase up by the closed end, opposite of the open side.]()
Pick the pillowcase up by the closed end, opposite of the open side. Grab that seam with your palm, at the middle. -
![Step 2 Without letting go, peel the case back over your arm so it is now inside out.]()
Without letting go, peel the case back over your arm so it is now inside out.Advertisement -
![Step 3 Grab the end or your pillow in the same fist that holds the pillowcase seam.]()
Grab the end or your pillow in the same fist that holds the pillowcase seam. The seam of the case you are holding and the seam of the pillow end will now be in the same hand. -
![Step 4 Peel the pillowcase down over the pillow.]()
Peel the pillowcase down over the pillow. Keep pulling, line up the side seams, and you're done.
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This article was reviewed by Claudia & Angelo Zimmermann. Claudia and Angelo Zimmermann are the founders of Everneat, an Eco-Friendly Cleaning Service based in New York City and in Connecticut. They are also the founders of Clean Code, a DIY 100% natural cleaning product line. This article has been viewed 215,931 times.
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Updated: January 5, 2020
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