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Please help me!

what does "tuck and roll" mean?
i need it for a translation and since i'm not a native english speaker i haven't got a clue what it means.

here is the context:
A: His mother is allways in our house. I'm actually thinking of getting her a pollster.
B: Tuck and roll!

Thank you!
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Please help me!

what does "tuck and roll" mean?
i need it for a translation and since i'm not a native english speaker i haven't got a clue what it means.

here is the context:
A: His mother is allways in our house. I'm actually thinking of getting her a pollster.
B: Tuck and roll!

Thank you!
It should be "upholstered", not 'a pollster'.

tuck and roll is an upholstery term. It means, custom made seats.

EX: I am thinking of making her into a chair

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