Cornelia Sleeps in the Library
In order to help preserve the house by reducing everyday use, Cornelia does not sleep in one of Plas Teg’s 10 bedrooms. Instead, she chooses to sleep on the 200-year-old couch in the library. The couch is from around 1820. She has a set of bedding and pillows tucked into a corner so that she doesn’t have to get them out each night before bed. Honestly, does it really matter if you are sleeping on the couch or a mattress when both are over 100 years old?
Cornelia Sleeps On The Sofa
Her Bedding Needs a Good Wash
We are not sure how long it has been since she has washed her bedding, but from what we have seen so far, it has probably been a while. Cornelia Has made it clear that she does not like cleaning products and has no problems with bacteria. That being said, you would think that it would be a clue that it’s time to wash your bedding when it starts to turn gray.
Her Bedding Is Turning Gray
