• Baku@aussie.zone
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    5 months ago

    I was able to get a better sleep last night, but this bed situation is annoying me. I have a “double” bed, but it’s one of those fake double beds where it’s just 2 singles pushed together. Both bases are on wheels as well, and the wheels don’t have locks on them, so I have to keep pushing them back together as they get separated

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      5 months ago

      can you pin them together? Put one up against a wall and use a desk/bed side table to ensure they dont roll apart?

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        5 months ago

        Unfortunately there’s about a 1-1.5m gap between the bed and the wall, and the bedside tables are too flimsy and light to hold the bed in place if I move or roll in bed (tried that last night, it fell over)

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            5 months ago

            Probably my only option, but I’m only here for 4 or 4 more nights, so I don’t really want to spend money on making the beds less uncomfortable

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        5 months ago

        The bed is a lie!!!

        I don’t hate them as much when they’re sturdy bases put on the floor without wheels, but this wheely system is hell. The beds are literally only held together by a sheet

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      5 months ago

      Could double bed sheets keep them together, or those coaster things for furniture you can get from bunnings?

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        5 months ago

        The double sheets are what they’ve used to hold them together. It worked for the first night when the housekeepers did it, but I don’t think I’m physically capable of making the sheets as tight as they did)

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        5 months ago

        Ooooh good idea! I’ll have to pick up my duct tape from home tomorrow