Australian interior stylist Emma Blomfield has claimed that "the simple act of making your bed each and every morning can have a huge impact on your day-to-day happiness". How frequently would you say you make your bed in the mornings?

Australian interior stylist Emma Blomfield has claimed that "the simple act of making your bed each and every morning can have a huge impact on your day‑to-day happiness". How frequently would you say you make your bed in the mornings? Published on 4 May 2017 → Survey conducted on 4 May 2017 on 6856 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

I always make my bed in the morning

44%

I make my bed most mornings

17%

I sometimes make my bed in the morning

11%

I rarely make my bed in the morning

11%

I never make my bed in the morning

12%

Don't know

I always make my bed in the morning

44%

I make my bed most mornings

17%

I sometimes make my bed in the morning

11%

I rarely make my bed in the morning

11%

I never make my bed in the morning

12%

Don't know

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