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I like the idea of a wall mounted wooden ladder that you hang clothes on. I've seen pictures of it online, and I think it looks beautiful. I also think it could work work your antique asthethic.
That's a great idea!
Ohhhhhh!!!!
Seconding the ladder idea, but if a suitable one can’t be found etc, i could recommend a clothes butler? There are ones that have shoulder-shaped parts, to hang a dress-shirt etc there, and maybe there are ones, that don’t look too modern, or maybe there are some vintage or antique ones?
Hooks would be a great choice. My husband did that in our room (due to small space), in our cabin and he loves them.
Love these videos I can just listen to you natter away while doing bits and bobs plus lots of the beautiful Canal content she is so cute and adorable
Wow, thank you!
i cannot comment loud enough how much i agree about your "worn but not dirty pile" . so umm, yes, same
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Same here!
In germany we say "To clean for the wash, to dirty for the closet? Welcom to the chair!" Maybe an option is to put up some hooks at the door? The over the door type hooks, so you could juse hangers for airing out... and you don't have to put nails or other stuff in your walls
My bed has drawers underneath. One has my makeup/jewellery, the other is my still-clean drawer!
Oh my gosh I feel this SO MUCH! Same!! #wornnotdirtyclub 🎉
That's my laundry plan, too. Sitting here for 16 hours doesn't make my clothes dirty. Showering before bed doesn't make my pajamas dirty. Working outside however or a house project is a totally different wearing experience. You've really got a BIG load in that washer. Have you considered putting your basket on the floor and loading and unloading from there? Also shaking the items outdoors before loading... I have a GSD who sheds 11 months, 3 weeks, and 6 days a year.
Not too much in the way of dog hair on my clothing. The bedsheets, however… An entirely different story.
I’m here for it all! My partner and I are restoringish a 1914 Craftsman bungalow. I’ve spent the summer repairing and replacing cedar shakes and painting. Next spring is a new roof. I tackled all 22 windows 3 years ago. Unfortunately, someone had removed most of the old windows and stuck plexiglass on with caulk 😢, so I put in interior mount replacement windows while keeping the old frame and beautiful molding. It’s a long process, and your videos often keep me company while I’m working.
Aww, I love that I’m helping in the renovation of more than one house!
I’m very jealous of your spinning wheel. It appears to all be there, which can be rare.
I'm with you on laundry. Throw on a blouse run to store and it can be worn again. Same with 👖 jeans.
A Valet stand.
You could probably make your own. 😊
Absolutely! The wooden ones are super fun to customize 😃
@jellybean073 there mat be one hiding in the other half of the house
I will certainly Google what that is and go look around my house for one
This! Yes! I came here to suggest a clothes butler. There are ones with a chair seat, and those without. Some have a clothes hanger style top, some are more rudimentary with just a bar across the top. You can basically drape your slightly worn clothes across the top and wear them later, or just do that overnight to air them out before hanging them up again. Or before wearing them again to go back to whatever task you were doing before you changed out to other clothes.
@@ggad1899 yup, all different styles of them, but basically they are narrow enough to fit the space comfortably 🙂
Hanging out with you was priceless. I live in Northeast Florida and we had a hurricane last night. A pretty bad one. But I was able to hook up my hotspot on my phone, and watch you on RUclips. It was very soothing in a distracting kind of way. 😂 I’m going to watch Charlie next. 😂❤
Sorry to hear that, but thankful that it seems to have passed you by
I'm an unscented kind of girl when it comes to laundry soap. Also, thank you for helping me procrastinate on my therapy homework while I cleaned my space along with you cleaning yours. 😁
You’re very welcome! I find I can focus better in a clean space, so maybe it’ll help with the homework too!!?!
I'm only an unscented laundry soap person because the scented ones are WAY too strong for me. I get headaches. I'd like SOME fresh scent but with the way it is, I'm buying unscented. :/
@@Thirikalee ok, hear me out: what if you found a scent you liked, and then mixed it 50/50 (or even 25/75 if that was too strong) with unscented, so you got just a *hint* of fresh?!?!
I'm definitely unscented. I can't even walk down the detergent aisle without getting a headache. 😅 It's ok I don't miss having scented laundry. Clean doesn't have a smell.
Sounds like the clutch or the throw out bearing went out. One of my gripes with buying used cars with a manual transmissions is that there is no way to know the skill of the previous drivers. I had a car with a glazed clutch plate that made it slip a bit in low gears. It took almost 2 years to get the glazing to wear off, and I was basically the only one that could drive it as I was used to it.
Yea, so true... it very much wasn't ideal at all. But the transmission was super close to being dead (that first time we replaced it) and there was only one garage in a 1.5 hour radius of us that would change it out, and even then, we had to order the spare part from Quebec cuz that was all we could find. So we knew right away we were taking a risk on it, but it was either that or buy a new car on the spot and at that moment --it was before I'd released any house videos, so had poured a ton of money into the house, but had made zero money from any videos--, I legitimately couldn't afford another used car 😭😭. I was actually so stressed about the situation that I went upstairs and had a good cry and a nap... very out of character for me!
@@shannonmakessomethingelseFor sure a stressful situation. There is always that point where you have to decide on whether you should keep dumping money in a car or dump money in a new (to you) car. That always seems to happen when there isn't a lot of money to pour into anything.
@@ceara3100truth! I am currently wrestling with whether to keep trying to get my relatively-new-to-me car to run again, or give up and replace it with another used car, while I'm flat broke.
We are having transmission problems too. We are on a fixed income and the only way to get money is to sell things. My husband and I have medical problems that keep us from working.
We use unscented, free and clear laundry soap in our house because one of us is allergic to almost every scent out there.
Busy working on finishing on my September Shirtdress, made from recycled shirts from my son.
That is awesome!
I know that you like antiques and funky. Make a rack for the wall from a finished piece of wood (an unused table leaf, or something similar. Then arrange antique hooks, or even old door knobs. Arranged in a pleasing way. Hang it on the wall. You must have something salvaged that would work. Good luck!
Love that!!
@TheLballou I love the old door knobs idea! That could be so charming and finding antique door knobs of different types would be such fun!
Good morning, Shannon. How about a quilt display rack or a valet’s rack for your not-so-dirty clothes? I’m sorry to hear about your car. I’m definitely fragrance free… I developed a sensitivity to scents in my old age🙃
That’s a great idea!
If you ever run across a quilt rack, those make great landing pads for slightly worn clothing 👍🏻
Good to know!
That's what I was going to say! I have one at my sewing shop to put my projects that are in process on.
I love videos like these! It's like spending a couple of hours with a friend, keeping them company and helping them with chores while chatting away. I'm loving this channel and its grab-bag nature, never knowing exactly what you're going to get! So fun!
Really enjoyed this style of video. It was a great motivator! I cleaned my craft space, watered plants, and did some laundry while listening / watching. Nice to get some real-time updates on your place!
Perfect!!
For your "clirty" clothes what about a standing towel rack? Fragrance detergent, but more importantly powder for zero waste purposes. Also I love that I'm not the only one who lives a more "chaotic" life and cleaning & tidying is not always top priority.
I agree that you should buy another car. I always buy second hand cars, never buy a new car. I’d buy the most recent car you can afford and Toyotas have an excellent reputation but are expensive to service and repair. We have a Mitsubishi and have done well with 4 Mitsubishi’s in our family but we are in Australia so things could be different here. I’d buy a Toyota if I could afford it.
Way to power through Shannon! 🎉 I would love to send a care package your way… lots of fun things in my stash that could stand being de-stashed. And I think that you and Phil would enjoy them. I crochet, embroider and love all things vintage. 😊 Do you have a P.O. box address that you would share? Greetings from St. Louis, Missouri! ~Kelly (our dachshunds Sophie and Ginger say hello to your sweet Corgi 🐾)
I do not have a PO Box, but I might consider opening one up for a couple months around the holidays… I will announce it on my main channel if I decide to do that!
I actually switched to laundry sheets they are working out well & better for the environment, I like mildly scented / fragrance free. If your interested in trying some different brands your could maybe get a sponsor!
A narrow airing rack situation next to the bed? And, yes, we're all variable. I can re-wear clothes a few times, my husband most definitely cannot!
We have a peg rack behind the bedroom door to accommodate the half worn clothes…. You might be able to thrift something and make it aesthetic :)
Bummer! Btw the 2nd generation Scion XB is the same car. 2.4l engine. Bigger inside than the matrix.
You should get a mattress pad. Help protect the mattress from the dog. I have cats and it’s amazing how much crap ends up on my sheets.
I wear my Pjs for several days also. :) I also have the "not quite dirty yet" pile also.
Unscented is my preference and I agree with not over washing clothing.
A wall mounted blanket ladder would be a good storage option for by the bed.
White walls with black marble would be great!
Cleaning is of the devil Bobby Boucer.
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Love this video more than the other channel!
Are any of those antiques sellable? Every little bit helps!! Lovely video ❤
Probably eventually yes
I think that frequently clothes don’t “wear” out. They fall apart through over washing.
I hope the garage that supplied the transmission got (at very least!) an earful!
oh yes, they did!
I've never tried a body doubling video before, this was amazing!! I got so much done and actually enjoyed do it. Definitely happy to watch more like this, thank you Shannon :)
Nice! Love that!
Oh how well I know that feeling of moving things from one place to another and hoping that THIS time some of those items will miraculously find a more permanent home.
I should be ironing alllll of those pesky patchwork scraps but I'm currently laid up with a bad leg. The cat is extremely pleased about me staying still!
oh no... nope your leg feels better soon!
For the 'worn but not dirty' clothes what if you repurpose a quilt rack....narrow profile, multiple rods for airing and spreading items, and totally fitting with the vintage of the house.. just my two cents. Love you lots!!🎉❤
would be super cute!
I put down my knitting to give my hands a break and 39:30 is the first time I started properly looking at the video, and for some reason the fact that you bothered not only filming, but also editing in b-roll of your hands washing the dishes is hilarious to me. The dedication!
I meannnnn.... my standards for a "non-edited video" are still fairly high. Its just not going to be 30+ hours of editing, but there's still several dozen camera changes in here!
Keep your washer forever . Even pay for repairs is cheaper than a new machine . The new ones don’t last 5 years. All the parts are plastic or computerized and wear out fast. Computer parts cost$$ for repairs so it forces you to buy a new machine.
Second this. To top it off even beyond the greedy/environmentally hostile "planned obsolescence" existing business model - the most egregious flaw in most modern appliances is that the manufacturers don't put a $0.20 electric component in (resistor? diode?) to fry in the event of a power surge. Noooo, they let the main computer board fry, so you are faced with either an expensive computer board replacement, or entire appliance replacement scenario. Just like the most environmentally friendly building is the repurposed older one, (Kudos to you and Phil), my opinion is that the machine that does it's job for decades and decades well (not with negligible amounts of water that did not get my carpenter husband's clothes clean), is far more environmentally friendly than the carcasses of the many shoddily made modern ones that would die in the same time period. (why yes, this does make me mad!!)
I'm an unscented *everything* person. My dad has sensitive skin, so I grew up with everything unscented, and then when I started grocery shopping on my own, I didn't think about it, and got scented detergent, and found out that I *also* have sensitive skin. I broke out in hives, and found out that heavily scented things is also a migraine trigger for me. So that was fun. It's one of the biggest issues for me buying used clothes; laundry scent *does not* come out.
Oh boy, do I hear you, I'd all but given up on thrifting clothes because of scent sensitivities... "Scent Away" or other hunter's laundry detergent works wonders on removing human and artificial scents. Here in Canada, Canadian Tire carries it.
Maybe a quilt rack or drying rack to hold clothes in the bedroom.
Love that!
charlie' soap, though I am considering switching to earthsheets for heavy duty loads and soapnuts for everyday laundry. With white vinegar in the wash and wool balls in the dryer for fabric softening.
because fragrance isn't the same as clean and the fewer sensory irritants I have to deal with, the better. Also, plastic jugs, ick.
also, I really love the "you have so many minutes to do the thing: put this on in the background" warning. That is usually what I am looking for, but sometimes I am blindsided with something I want to listen more closely to and stop doing the thing as a result.
it's good to know up front that I can passively listen and not miss that much, sorta like when body doubling with another chatty AuDHDer but we both know it's just parallel play out loud and we might not retain anything the other says.
For worn clothes that can be worn again I like a wooden ladder (there are even special ones for clothes). Doesnt take up too much space and can be easy put to a different place if you are rearranging :)
When I had an empty wall next to my side of the bed, I tossed hooks up on the wall and hung once-worn clothes. HIGHLY recommend something like that, and frankly I miss it in the current bedroom. (Fragrance free only, as a couple of us in the house get scent-triggered migraines!)
Thank you for being so honest and open about your house caos, I feel you; my house feels the same every weekend and I feel exhausted physically and mentally so.... I hug us both 🫂
I am a senior in Florida and my lifestle is fairly quiet. I often wear my capris, tops several times but between wearings I inspect them, shake them out, put them on a hanger, air them and return to closet next day. Saves wear and tear and effort on my part.
with the pics of the royal fam, maybe make a scrapbook of all the vintage newspaper finds/clippings that you find interesting? or turn them into an art project to frame and hang on the walls as part of the history of the house?
Fragrant free, every time I use the fancy ones makes my skin brake out in hives. I don’t use fabric softener anymore as it made my clothes water repellent which is useless when one sweats really heavy from my scalp. On the days I don’t sweat I hang my worn but not sweaty or dirty onto hooks that hang over the wardrobe doors.
lol I have been mowing the yard 1/4 acre block had about 4 square meters left to do but ran out of energy and decided as your video had popped up this morning I decided to come in and finally relax and watch 😹😹
Lots to look forward to on the main channel. Hope the new/second hand vehicle works out for you.
Cleaning up my sewing/craft/ office room which ends up chaotic at the end of each school term. My plan to get some sewing done in the school hols is always stymied by the fact that I spend the first part of the hols avoiding cleaning up the mess in …order to be able to do any sewing!
So watching your cleaning up video while tackling the pile of crap on my cutting table & attempting to get a start on the mountain of mending.
Fragrance free “unscented/sensitive” detergent for me- anything else makes me sneeze! I can smell when my neighbours do the laundry - can smell it when I walk the dog, which houses are doing laundry…yuck!
I really enjoyed this video! I am also a list maker - so satisfying to cross off finished chores. I did my laundry and dishes right along with you today. We use laundry sheets in my household- Tru Earth brand. My suggestion (question?) for you - why don’t you go ahead and sew your own tags on your fitted sheet- long side/short side. Sounds like a quick & easy (& useful) project 🧵🪡 Love the channel!
I live in an apt where doing 2 loads of laundry costs me around $6.25 - 6.50 to wash & dry(it’s that cheap cause we game the system with 2 washes and 1 dry with a quarter or two to dry the 2second wash. Also Levi’s came out with a save water system for dying jeans/jackets/etc. They also recommend that you don’t wash your jeans for a year (but you gotta wear them). It’s recommended that you use a damp cloth to get off stuff you spill. If you think they’re starting to get funky - freeze them for 3 days. I dry brush the insides. Clothing lasts longer if you don’t wash it after one wash. I’m like you in that I don’t sweat a lot. I hang up my workout shirt and sports bra near a window that is open. We get a lot of wind from April to October. My younger sister, who lives 3 hours away has always had her own washer. When I used to visit regularly I’d always bring 2-3 loads of laundry and she’d complain. Then she spent a week with me and had to do laundry and the penny dropped.
I can't wait to see your Autumn videos
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I'm ironing! And it's wonderful listening to another woman talking herself through this stuff while I do it! Thanks for sharing; my sister and I call these types of monologues "rants" - and we use them to have that shoulder to lean on when we are going through similar life issues (and yes, dirty houses really DO count)! I'm in Ontario, btw.
I’m anxiously waiting to hear all the solutions people offer for the “not dirty enough for laundry “ pile next to your bed! The pile next to my bed has 2 denim shirts, 3 tshirts - 1 for the cold of a foggy 65f on one day, 2 for the sleeveless tank for the 96F the next day and 3 for the short sleeve I wear doing chores plus one pr of sweats for cold days and one pr of linen for the hot to warm days! It’s Fall so our weather is a roller coaster!
I have to have fragrance-free detergent, due to scent allergies. It’s a bummer! So many nice scents, and virtually all of them mess with my breathing. I’d love to find a scented detergent to make my clothes smell pretty…😢
I fashioned an area like you describe with hooks and bathroom towel rods. Shirts can go on hooks and pants on the towel rods. The towel rods also work well for throws and light blankets. A bench underneath sounds like a great idea also.
Great tip!
@@shannonmakessomethingelse can't wait to see what you come up with!
Merci pour la compagnie! J’en ai profité pour faire du ménage dans ma van (une Ford 1980) , un peu nostalgique qu’on en soit à nos dernières fins de semaine de camping !
Shannon, thanks for keeping me company this afternoon in the ER! I am ok, and it turns out I don't have appendicitis, so that's a good ending.
Shannon, you mentioned that you need something in that space right next to the door for your used clothes that you re-wear. What about a coat rack and add more hooks and then you can put your clothes on the hooks . Love your channel
Love Toyota cars/trucks, etc., but in my experience, once something starts going wrong with the older vehicle, everything goes wrong. Love your videos! Keep up the good work!
a 2006 Toyota? Those old Toyota's are built to last forever. Sorry you're having such a terrible time with your car.
Whenever you have a heavy thing to move, use the walking stone method. Tip to the side swivel back, tip to the other side, repeat till it gets where you need it. To go up the stairs, lay it down and shove.
Well, if you have a perfectly funktioning washing machine, I think you should keep it. Or maybe look into the actual numbers, but... If it's with washing machines as everything else, the quality only got worse over time. And so if you buy a new one it might not last very long.
But what do I know! 🤷
As to the question of perfumed or not for the detergent, I go for something allergy/environment friendly, so no perfume. Although I'm not allergic, I just decided to go in that direction, and got used to the non smell. Now I get annoyed whenever I buy something secondhand and it has perfume in it that doesn't go away in the wash 👀
We made a nice board with hooks on it to hang things up, and saves floor space.
As I listen, I've taken my strawberries I picked earlier this year from my freezer to make some jam.
No fragrance for any of my cleaning products. I don't need the extra chemicals, as they make me cough
About washing clothes, I use a front loader because it’s gentler on clothes and uses less water. I also use environmentally friendly washing sheets for sensitive skin, fragrance free. I never use a clothes dryer and mostly dry my clothes on racks inside because the sun here is so harsh it can destroy clothes. You can also make your own washing powder, plenty of recipes online 😊
4:47 lol my grandmother has one of those classic arm chairs for worn but not yet to be washed clothes and yeah, it does take up room. Maybe your limited space one of those collapsible wall mounted drying wracks would work for you? There are some you can still hook onto without opening when you dont have much to put there and let it down when theres more. Have a coat hook above to keep hooks/hangers when they arent in use? Added bonus there are actually vintage and antique collapsible pieces meant for hanging/drying clothes so there are some that could be picked up and given a new home or getting something calling back to that instead of having to go modern. Some are truely lovely.
Very glad that you know that those things are called "hot pads" and not "pot holders". Bring on the Halloween! I'm really curious to see if the Halloween decorations in the attic are vintage. If so, you could be sitting on a fortune. Might help pay for the new car.
Unscented laundry, here. Also no "room freshener" spray. We have some orange essential oil spray if there is a strong need for such a thing, but mostly just open a window and get some fresh air.
A possible idea re the fire surrounds. Expose certain areas of the black marble while painting the rest. The best of both worlds? Just a jumping off idea🙂
Something you might try before washing your dog-hair covered mats/bedspreads is to toss them in the dryer for a few minutes to remove some of the hair before putting them in the washer. Having three cats, I find this to be one of the best ways to keep excess cat hair out of the washer.
I agree with the "worn but not dirty" concept. I work a desk job from my home (so wearing the same shirt 2 days in a row can be a thing if I don't have video calls). Unless it has been exceptionally hot or I have done some significant work that would cause my clothes to get sweaty or dirty in some way, I try to re-wear my tops a couple times and my jeans many times before washing. My best solution is a little set of hooks in the bathroom or near my bed where I can hang up these clothes to be re-worn.
Regarding the fragrance of the laundry soap, one time I had a family emergency and had to leave for a couple of weeks. When I got home, my husband informed me that he had done the laundry and had been itching ever since. He insisted that we stop using regular laundry soap and switch to fragrance free and anti-allergic, and quit using normal Clorox. I acquired those things, and the next time I went into my bleach bottle, I discovered that he had used about half a bottle to wash his white undershirts and underwear. This was probably the source of his unhappiness with how his little bottom felt. However, he swore that was not the case, so ever since then I have had to use fragrance free laundry soap and the blue Clorox stuff that is Clorox weakened and has other stuff in it to get rid of the stains. Ah, the lovely never-ending need to live with a person even though they make you crazy.
You can make some pot holders take all your fabric scraps the smaller ones and cut them up for stuffing wrap them in a thin piece of fabric quilt them up and that'll make them thick enough and then put some good fabric on the outside
I use hooks as I can wear things a few times, too. But, while I was looking at the space, I thought, how about an actual wooden clothes dryer, but cut in half so it takes up less room. Affix it to the wall. Know what I mean?
I love your channel, no matter what you/hubby are working on. I have a couple special blankets to cut down the cat hair on my comforter, she knows that is her spot to sleep/nap. Maybe Ms. Canal might do the same. It helps a lot.
Just going into our bedroom I have a set of 3 hooks that I hang my apron on, (if it makes it to the back of the house), and my bras on. My clean-ish clothes I lay across a chair at my sewing machine. But could hang them, if needed.
Just because it is called fast fashion doesn't mean it is disposable fashion. I too, keep my clothes for decades. They have several holes before I deem them unusable. I also think most people get more than one wear out of a pair of clothes. I keep them folded in a cabinet drawer so they stay off the floor and it gives them a chance to air out.
Acculy they rippee my entire only bathroom out in my appartment this week. Me disabled with pain and been away all days dur to sounds. Toilet bucket in hallway and shower 5 floors down in basememt shared with others in appartment building. Me just going to half sleep to this and not do anything else then maybe dinner. They say food is needed
For clothes that are not dirty, put up on the wall something like coat hooks, and you can hang up several items on each hook they will be off the floor and able to air out...a bench will still clutter the space.
I find the tidy up task isnt just about looking better, it helps me find stuff when i need it and de-clutters my head. When my space is clutteredm my mind gets overwhelmed more easily
I do the same with clothes. Make a box that can handle 2 clothes rods, or 1. It would have to be wide enough to accommodate hangers. It would be a free standing open closet. Then you can hang clothes for airing and have a place to store shoes under the clothes. Put hooks on the outside facing the corner to hang PJs and other private things. Other than the wooden rods and rod hangers you probably have enough scrape to make it. Some paint and your done. Maybe put this on the other side of the door where you have more waking room.
The tag on fitted sheets and duvets goes in the bottom left corner. Saves me so much time knowing that
Yeah, I think that coffee area surface on that mantle should be cleared of paint just that area and leave the rest of it.White I think that would be real pretty. It is a very gorgeous piece and I do love that little table!❤
definitely hooks - my sister and I each had one for just the purpose you are describing. Ours were on the inside of the closet door.
Clothing solution, peg board. It is flexable and not a million holes needed and you can paint it cute like. The car, look into crate moters. Sometimes it's the cheaper option , sometimes not.
I wear my PJ'S for a week unless they smell. Lol! My kids have a coat rack they use for clothes thar are worn but not dirty enough to wash
I just realized I have a few items that I haven't grown out of and they are 30 or more years old. I sweat and hate my body odors so mostly all my worn clothes get washed after on use. Hooks are great for stuff can be used more than once, they have stick on hooks that work very well, I have them everywhere.
I am the same way about my clothing. I have a couple of hanging areas for clothes that are lightly worn to go outside and some are my cozy comfy clothes for in the house, I totally get it😊
so many people have already said it, but a quilt ladder for your "worn but not dirty" pile would be ideal!
Coming out of winter here, but still lighting the wood fire most nights. So the world is covered in dust which is replaced regularly 🙄
A skinny bench. Ah yes, in England it's called a clothes horse, they's usually wooden.
We've used wall hooks or a free-standing coat rack to hang the worn-but-not-dirty stuff -- allows it to air out and keeps it off the floor and out of the way.
I find little fluff bundles from our dogs hair and probably some of my own (its long) in any corner or against any stationary item, we also have those trifold closet doors for the washer and dryer area and the pantry. the floor of those closet/areas ends up with little piles.
your messy bun hair is so cute 🥰
Thank you!!
My hubby only lightly wears his clothes too. He is wheelchair bound and his clothing can go many times wearing without needing to be washed. I too am trying to figure out what to do with them. We do have a chair we put them on. We both are home all the time and don't dirty our clothes that much and don't have to do laundry that often.
I too have a worn not dirty pile each evening. A small bench or long stool would look nice. In my minds eye is one of those stools with a wicker top if you can salvage one
One of those wall-mounted sets of arms could be nice. You can fan them out as needed and drape your clothes over the arms. Push it flat against the wall when not being used.
Absolutely fragrance free. I hate the smell of soap. I can taste it in the washer or in the air.