There's always the floordrobe
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Closest. CLOSEST. CLOSeSt CLOSEST #ClOsEsT
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Laugh all you want, but I had warm pants this morning because I left them out unfolded and my cat was sleeping on them.
When the heat register is on the floor, then you get warm floor pants.
I hang newly washed clothes on hangers with the open end of the hook facing out. Lightly worn clothes go back with the hook facing the wall (the normal way most people put them in).
I also keep them slightly apart in case smells should migrate. Piling them up puts all the smalls together. Better to allow air to circulate.
I have a second lower rail that is only for clothes thatve been worn. They mostly get washed at the next laundry trip but dont get wrinkled sitting in the basket waiting. So no ironing.
And of course hooks on the door.
It's a spot on the floor out of the way.
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Clothes too dirty for the closest, but too clean for the laundry?
Welcome to: The Chair
[A picture of a woman in regency period dress, in a room with old-timey decor. Photoshopped onto the chair is some modern clothing. The woman is shown staring down at the clothes.]
Hey, @thenextguy@lemmy.world, I'm curious: why do you seem to have an issue with increased accessibility?
Then never wearing it because you don’t really feel like it, so you just drape all your one day worn clothing on stuff
Chat, what is a closest?
Its where you put things you don't want to look at, think about, or remember they exist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H175G8NH2Cg
One of the cooler random stuff inventors actually built a chair for this purpose
I turn mine inside out, fold, and put it in their respective drawer with the cleans, ha.
Girlfriend does this all the time. Drives me nuts since it's not just one chair, it's chairs I actually want to use.

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