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Hi Heather! I have slipcovers on my couch too! I did find a way to make them stay tucked longer than usual... yes, it stays put long enough you don't have to tuck everyday or every time the kids get on it. All you need is a magazine and a rubberband (elastic bands). You can also use those catalogs you get in the mail that you will probably never look at and just end up in the trash. Roll the magazine or catalog so you form a tube. Use the elastic band to keep it rolled. When you tuck your slipcover into the crevices, tuck the fabric deep in the crevices with the tubes/rolled magazine tubes. This should keep them tucked tight. Tuck as many "tubes" as you need to keep the slipcover from slipping. Notice how they stay in place longer. I swear my slipcovers stay on longer then they use to!!! Check out this site... they have foam tubes that they recommend for use exactly the same way and for the same purpose!!! Mine is just a cheaper way of doing it!!! ...

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