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queen
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 Wed, Apr 25 2007, 9:09 pm
I'm constantly having to adjust the dust ruffles which shift underneath the mattress. They were expensive, so I'd prefer not to get rid of them--- but what can I do to stop them from moving- sliding down on one side of the bed------ which causes it to rise higher on the other.
any ideas??????
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mir11
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Thu, Apr 26 2007, 7:49 am
I put T pins (sheitel pins) into the dust ruffles. I put it through the dust ruffles and push it in crooked into the mattress box on all four sides.
good luck
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chen
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Thu, Apr 26 2007, 9:01 am
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How about taking them off and using the fabric to make something else like valances for the window or a dressing-table skirt instead?
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Meema2Kids
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Thu, Apr 26 2007, 9:09 am
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Do you have a non-slip pad between your mattress and the dust ruffle? It's a very very thin piece of foam (maybe 1/8" thick); that seemed to help at my house (until the kids found it and ripped it up).
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MOM222
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Thu, Apr 26 2007, 10:55 am
All linen stores (or try bed bath and beyond  ) sell pins that you push (more like twist) into the box springs. They work great.
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queen
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Fri, Apr 27 2007, 9:43 am
MOM222- thank you very much, never heard of them before but will check into them and try them out 
I'll have to think of you now each time I walk into my bedroom and not have them bother me anymore..... 
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chocolate moose
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Fri, Apr 27 2007, 10:18 am
you could pin them.
you could buy a different kind.
you could do without them.
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MOM222
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Sun, Apr 29 2007, 7:43 pm
Na, once you'll get used to it, you'll forget it ever slid around. 
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