Hello friends! We don't always wash our clothes after each use. In this video, I am showing you different ways of worn clothes storage. Please let me know which idea you liked the most :)
I liked the hangers idea most (4:00). I wouldn't want to put it in my closet, but behind or on the door, it'd be great for me (like 5:00). 😊 Btw the last one (bags) I liked the least. I would forget about them there. 😅😅
I never put worn clothes back in my closet, only freshly laundered ones. But I try not to wash clothes more than necessary, we are under severe water restrictions because of drought and it wears them out, too. Plus, during the pandemic I will often wear certain things only for an hour or two to go out. I have been hanging them on an open rail in my room, and picking from them first to wear again. I don’t like too many unlaundered things hanging around, even if they’re not dirty. Thanks for your ideas.
Me too... i hv to put it inside closet again bcz i hv limited space.. i buy hanging closet air freshner n seperate the worn n freshly laundered clothes seperately inside closet
@@ilakaizen4926 Do you think using cloths covers to separate the worn clothes from the cleans clothes would help? I’m wondering if that would make any difference.
1. separate closet space 2. color specific hangars 3. separate cabinet 4. put them back 5. chair with towel rack 6. floor hanger 7. pull out multi use hanger 8. washer 9. door/cabinet wall 10. garment bags
I use the separate closet space - one section up to the bracket is for gently worn items I also use an ironing board door hanger (has two hooks) for my bras/camis and have it inside closet
Always check clothes thoroughly for spots and stains, and freshen by steaming and airing in front of a fan, before storing. I wash and thoroughly dry all my winter woolies before storing for the summer. Sometimes there can be nearly invisible spots, like from milk or white wine, that will set in storage, then even the cleaners can’t remove them.
I love the “separate cabinet” idea! It can also be a designated drawer, which I’ve found very convenient and easy to incorporate into my work week routine. Thank you so much!
I like these ideas. I have also been debating g what to do with my gently worn clothes. This is a terrible habit but I usually fold and lay in the floor! I hate that idea though so I am thinking of buying a soft cotton basket and putting the clothes there so it is not very unsightly.
Thx for literally helpful ideas. I've already tried some and I will try two to tree way you showed on this video. In cold seasons I prefer to wear basic t shirts over thick clothes, so this helps me keep wearing these without washing them each time 🙂
3:10 I've got one of those. They are not really practical, imo. But I don't find it practical either (for my personal lifestyle), to put daily clothes neatly back into the closet on hangers, if I want to wear them again tomorrow or so.. So therefor this ikea clothes-chair is better after all. What I switched to, is one of those standing towel racks with 2-4 rotatable hinged/mounted, angled arms. You can hang clothes on it by category (each arm) and in addition to that it's easier to hang onto, than on the ikea chair or even more on hangers.. If you don't like a standing one, you can also get a hanging one and mount it on the wall, for example behind the door. In your bathroom or bedroom, depending on where you usually get dressed or keep your clothes.. ☆
Wish we were taught this type of stuff in school. I was today years old when I found out people wear garments more than once before wash. I knew blue jeans, but almost everything else too? Wild. Maybe I'm just extra dirty or OCD
4. put them back, where they belong and where I will see them, because I don't know when I will wear them again - in 2 weeks they will all be dusty if they are outside somewhere. I have a washer with steam refresh function
I would never in my life time put worn clothes in a closet with clean clothes. My jackets/coats don’t even get put in their own closet until washed. That’s me! You suggested some time consuming options. Simple hooks somewhere is just fine.
@@wartanabadanooh7157 Yes, that’s possible. Or doing hard manual work that gets clothes very dirty. Or having the sort of job (eg model or actor) where you’re under hot lights all day. All they say, however, is that they don’t use clothes until washed, with a laughing emoji.
Hello friends! We don't always wash our clothes after each use. In this video, I am showing you different ways of worn clothes storage. Please let me know which idea you liked the most :)
I liked the hangers idea most (4:00).
I wouldn't want to put it in my closet, but behind or on the door, it'd be great for me (like 5:00).
😊
Btw the last one (bags) I liked the least. I would forget about them there.
😅😅
Good tips, OrgaNatic, thanks. I like, and plan to get, a separate clothes rail.
Yes, those "not freshly washed but also not dirty" clothes are a real struggle!! 😅
Everybody has this annoying clothes-chair in his bedroom..
Another idea: Using an old ladder for used clothes. That worked very well for us, until we moved. Now I got a new idea - thank you! :-)
Really liked the idea about steaming them. Thank you for this video and your channel.
Thanks so much :)
I never put worn clothes back in my closet, only freshly laundered ones. But I try not to wash clothes more than necessary, we are under severe water restrictions because of drought and it wears them out, too. Plus, during the pandemic I will often wear certain things only for an hour or two to go out. I have been hanging them on an open rail in my room, and picking from them first to wear again. I don’t like too many unlaundered things hanging around, even if they’re not dirty. Thanks for your ideas.
Me too... i hv to put it inside closet again bcz i hv limited space.. i buy hanging closet air freshner n seperate the worn n freshly laundered clothes seperately inside closet
@@ilakaizen4926 Do you think using cloths covers to separate the worn clothes from the cleans clothes would help? I’m wondering if that would make any difference.
1. separate closet space
2. color specific hangars
3. separate cabinet
4. put them back
5. chair with towel rack
6. floor hanger
7. pull out multi use hanger
8. washer
9. door/cabinet wall
10. garment bags
Putting the used clothes behind the door is the best one for me. Thank you
That's my favorite way also! The pull out hanger is the next best idea.
Hi liked your ideas especially the black & white hangers to separate clean & worn clothes. Hope you are settling in well in your new home 🏡 lol 🥰🇮🇱❤️
Hi Sharon and thanks for watching my video :)
Thanks so much for this video!! A dilemma I have been trying to solve for an year now - love all your ideas!
Thank you! 👍🏼
Hanging the worn clothes in a different location - I found this the best idea.
Thanks for watching :)
Hi! I like the steam&put back method the best because I have a steamer but I never used it for that purpose before. Thanks, nice video.
I use the separate closet space - one section up to the bracket is for gently worn items I also use an ironing board door hanger (has two hooks) for my bras/camis and have it inside closet
The floor hanger is the best for me, might need a smaller one as my bedroom is tiny, actually the whole flat is tiny (UK living 😭😭)
I love UK 😍
Always check clothes thoroughly for spots and stains, and freshen by steaming and airing in front of a fan, before storing. I wash and thoroughly dry all my winter woolies before storing for the summer. Sometimes there can be nearly invisible spots, like from milk or white wine, that will set in storage, then even the cleaners can’t remove them.
I love the “separate cabinet” idea! It can also be a designated drawer, which I’ve found very convenient and easy to incorporate into my work week routine. Thank you so much!
I totally agree!
The idea to hang the in-between clothes is mine-blowing for me!
I was just thinking about what i should do for my not dirty, not clean clothes earlier today! Thank you😄
What a coincidence! Glad I could help 😀👍
I like these ideas. I have also been debating g what to do with my gently worn clothes. This is a terrible habit but I usually fold and lay in the floor! I hate that idea though so I am thinking of buying a soft cotton basket and putting the clothes there so it is not very unsightly.
Thx for literally helpful ideas. I've already tried some and I will try two to tree way you showed on this video. In cold seasons I prefer to wear basic t shirts over thick clothes, so this helps me keep wearing these without washing them each time 🙂
Happy you found the video useful 😊❤️
@@OrgaNatic 💙
Really good video! I love the steaming idea.
Thanks so much ❤️
I love the light / dark colored hangars idea! You just solved my dirty clothes chair, Thank You!
I'm so glad! 🙂
Wow!! Amazing video!!
Hey dear, I don't prefer put worn clothes in closet back. So I washed it after single use as I am living in hot region
That sounds reasonable :)
My favorite idea is having a worn clothes closet, or having a dedicated space inside the main closet.
Toutes vos astuces sont superbes,..thank you
Thank you! I like choice 1 and 6? (floor hanger)
Thanks for the feedback ❤️
3:10 I've got one of those. They are not really practical, imo.
But I don't find it practical either (for my personal lifestyle), to put daily clothes neatly back into the closet on hangers, if I want to wear them again tomorrow or so..
So therefor this ikea clothes-chair is better after all.
What I switched to, is one of those standing towel racks with 2-4 rotatable
hinged/mounted, angled arms. You can hang clothes on it by category (each arm) and in addition to that it's easier to hang onto, than on the ikea chair or even more on hangers..
If you don't like a standing one, you can also get a hanging one and mount it on the wall, for example behind the door.
In your bathroom or bedroom, depending on where you usually get dressed or keep your clothes..
☆
People keep their clothes in their bathrooms? I'm learning lots of new things today. Kinda gross imo
#7 is a specially great idea! Thank you!
Thanks for the feedback
Wish we were taught this type of stuff in school. I was today years old when I found out people wear garments more than once before wash. I knew blue jeans, but almost everything else too? Wild. Maybe I'm just extra dirty or OCD
floor hanger works best for me...but even then there is a limit to how much it holds! haha but still neater than the chair method for sure.
Where can I find the "all over the door hanger" you show at the minute 5:00 ? I can't find anything like that online here in UK 😅
Thank you for this advice!
You're so welcome!
Where can I find an all over the door hanger that was my favorite!
My favorite too!
4. put them back, where they belong and where I will see them, because I don't know when I will wear them again - in 2 weeks they will all be dusty if they are outside somewhere. I have a washer with steam refresh function
How can I ventilate the worn clothes? is a similar question to knowing where to store them
This is a helpfull channel...thank u
Thanks so much, I really appreciate it!
I like the clothes bag & the separate colour hangers x
Chair or rack 👍🏽
What about smalls, shorts, socks?
Where to find those hangers☺️looks neat to cabinet
Hi, which ones? :)
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I want to live with you, would you adopt me for a time, please? 😬🤣🤣
I would never in my life time put worn clothes in a closet with clean clothes.
My jackets/coats don’t even get put in their own closet until washed.
That’s me!
You suggested some time consuming options. Simple hooks somewhere is just fine.
Thanx
But we don't use clothes
Until washed...😆
I totally understand! But at least I've mentioned that way as well :)
Even jackets and jeans? Not very environmentally friendly!
@@JehanineMelmoth probably not jackets or they could live in a very hot country and need to change clothes daily?
@@wartanabadanooh7157 Yes, that’s possible. Or doing hard manual work that gets clothes very dirty. Or having the sort of job (eg model or actor) where you’re under hot lights all day. All they say, however, is that they don’t use clothes until washed, with a laughing emoji.
Must have plenty of water /money . Not everyone can afford to wash after every wear.
Hello 🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭
Hi mam ❤️