Duvet Donuts Holders Fasteners Keep Corner in Place, Set of 8 Comforter Grippers

Instead of using these to secure a duvet inside a duvet cover, I use these a bit differently—to join my flat top sheet to the underside of the duvet cover. And now that it’s getting colder, I use several of them to join the flat sheet to the bottom edge of my electric blanket (but not where the wires are located), and use several more to join the electric blanket to the bottom side of my duvet cover. I have peripheral neuropathy, so don’t like having my sheets tucked in at my feet, and because I sleep on a Tempurpedic adjustable bed with the foot of the bed elevated, it wouldn’t stay tucked in anyway. But joining the sheet to the duvet cover (and joining to the blanket in between in cooler weather) keeps everything in place. It takes more effort when I change my sheets every week, but it’s well worth it to me because I’m not wrestling every night and morning to keep 3 layers of bedding together.,To join a duvet cover to a top sheet, I unzip the bottom of the duvet cover all the way (the bottom side of mine is very slightly thicker than standard cotton sheet fabric) and starting on one side, I place “knob” end inside the duvet fabric (a couple inches away from the zipper), place the sheet against it, and then place the “U” shaped piece against the knob to join everything together. It works best for me to hold one side of the U piece and then press down with the other half of the U (instead of sliding the open end of the U towards the knob). I space them about 8 or so inches apart, using 6 for the width of a queen sized bed, making sure the corners are secured, before zipping up the duvet. Once the duvet is zipped up and the bed is made, and because I only use them on the underside of the duvet cover, these clips aren’t visible at all. And because I place them at the very bottom edge, I can’t feel them at all with my feet (I also secure the bottom of the duvet/blanket/top sheet “sandwich” to the middle of the metal bracket at the foot of my adjustable mattress with an elastic sheet strap clip, so that nothing slides off or gets pulled up too far as I frequently adjust the position of my mattress). Very occasionally one of these clips will pop off, but it’s really no big deal. It’s totally worth it to me because of the convenience (no longer getting tangled in my covers, much easier to make the bed every day since everything stays together as one piece on the bottom edge of the bed) and because this system doesn’t use any pins can poke me or that can damage fabric. I also wouldn’t dare use metal pins on an electric blanket!For one set of older/very thin sheets that I have, I find these work best if I double over the bottom edge of the sheet to add another layer of sheet between the knob and the U pieces. If you have a very thick upholstery weight duvet cover, I still think these are flexible enough that they would work well as traditional duvet cover/duvet clips, though you might need to rearrange the stuffing of your duvet with your fingers a bit to create a secure attachment.

Perfect for thinner duvets, easy to put on and off and keeps the duvet inside the duvet cover without moving around. On thicker duvets, it is a bit harder and stiffer to put on, but still perfect product.I tend to kick and "play tug of war" with my sheets and duvet during the night, and in the morning, the duvet is still in place within the duvet cover!I definitely recommend.. only 1 on each corner of the duvet and life is so much easier in the morning :)

I like that I can fix the bed in the morning faster. But I don't if I sleep like a maniac because two clips came out. I think that i didn't put it on correctly since putting them back a second time, it has stayed in place. Either that or I tamed my sleeping. Beside that, I like them very much.

First, I couldn't even use my comforter because it was too wide at .70 inches- they didn't even match to secure. I downsized to a thin blanket which ended up being .35 inches and they still will not stay clipped. After 2 nights they have all popped off and are clicking inside the duvet cover as they hit each other every time I move. BIGGEST WASTE OF MONEY EVER.

I attached them to my duvet and duvet cover last night. I'm not a particularly restless sleeper, and the duvet cover and duvet weren't very thick, but even though I attached only to the bottom layer of the duvet cover, they were barely large enough to get it to hold.I will have to look for another solution, because they just popped off during the night.

Changed my duvet for the better. We thought we were going to have to get a new comforter! These are not too noticeable and really make things stay in place

Love this clip, I thought I might be annoyed by having this on, but you hardly notice them on the duvet even when sleeping. I haven’t had any of them come undone or any sort of shifting of the comforter and it’s been 3 weeks. My boyfriend is a “ messy sleeper” and I was constantly trying to re adjust everything. Now making the bed is simple and fast. I used one on each corner and placed one in the middle at the top for added security. I noticed there was still drooping of the down comforter there. Because I didn’t want to see the rings, I put the comforter in the duvet, then go into the duvet with the ring and place it on top of the comforter. So I only have the comforter and the bottom of the duvet cover sandwiched between the clip.

These did not stay in place nor did they hold comforter and duvet together at an area where fabric is thick