Any ideas on how to install a bed skirt and keep it straight?
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They do sell pins/nails that hold a bed skirt onto mattresses. Find at fabric stores.
There is no easy way, mattresses put up a good fight! Been there, done that. Enlist a group of 2 to 3 people and work together.
I do think you'll have to remove the mattress to successfully get the bed skirt on, but this Hometalk trick makes it pretty simple-https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/rooms/diy-no-sew-drop-cloth-bed-skirt-17550386
DIY No Sew Drop Cloth Bed Skirt
You can buy bedskirt that are "wraparound" so you don't have to move the mattress. May need to pin up in a couple of places.
Consider using a length of fabric and attaching it to the bed frame instead of under the mattress.