DD says she needs a chairdrobe because it's gross to put worn clothes in the wardrobe

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or into drawers. And I reply if they are clean enough to be worn again they should go in the wardrobe.

I might not practise what I preach but I am right. Aren't I?

I agree with your daughter.
Fresh clothes in the wardrobe, clean enough to wear again and likely to be worn in the next couple of days go on the chairdrobe.

Personally I think clothes that have been worn before have to be worn the next day therefore are allowed to stay out over night. If not worn the next day then they go in the wash.

Can't have clothes in the wardrobe that have already been worn but might not get worn again for 2 weeks!

But that's just my opinion!

The only thing I put back in drawers once worn is a jumper, if I have worn a long sleeved top underneath, in winter.

Putting worn (sweaty) clothes back in the wardrobe is good for attracting moths, isn't it?

There is an item of furniture specifically for this purpose! Look up valet stands.

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They might be clean but they'll probably smell of my perfume/deo and at this time of the year probably also have pollen all over them. I don't want any of those things on freshly laundered clothes.

im with your DD but i use my bannister rather than a chair

Chairdrobe is perfect.

Fresh clothes in the wardrobe/ drawers.
While many items are fine to rewear short term, it's not great to have them hanging up with clothes that get worn more occasionally.

I agree with your daughter. I put things on a hook on the back of my door to air for a day or so before they go back into the wardrobe, but really I’d like an extra clothes rail it side the wardrobe.

I agree with your dd. My dd has a sofadrobe. Dh has a chairdrobe and not wanting to share it, I have a bannisterdrobe.

The solution to this is (as 8by8 just posted!) a small clothes rail where she can hang up things that are not quite fresh enough for the wardrobe. I know exactly what she means but hanging up also helps them air out.

I agree with your DD. I wouldn't get her a chair as it will build up. I'd hang a small pole so she can hang them up outside the wardrobe.

I agree! But I now have a new wardrobe with a sort of shelf arrangement at the side so I've reserved one of them for worn clothes. I have always had a chairdrobe up til now though.

I'm with your daughter... the solution in our house is we have a coat hook on the side of the wardrobe to hang any such items (on hangers)

Your daughter is right .

I’m with your DD. They don’t belong in the wardrobe if they’ve been worn.

I have the Ikea freestanding mirror with a hanging rail behind it. Can hang up stuff that would usually go on the floor, or if you're a really organised person (not me) tomorrow's outfit that you've already picked out.

DD has both a chairdrobe and also a ballet-barredrobe! As long as both are kept in reasonable order they don’t bother me that much.

I have a drawer that I use for this purpose. It's where I put the clothes I've worn but can wear again. The drawer is only for this so they can be away from fresh fresh clothes but not left out.

floor CHAIR!

I also have a floorobe @Soubriquet 🤣

I think if you are keeping clothes longer than a day or two they are either clean enough to go back in the wardrobe or need a wash. Im not having a pile of half worn clothes sitting there, but will allow something to be kept for a day or two out.

I will put worn clothes in a wardrobe to be hung, and i would put skirts away but I wouldnt put worn clothes in draws. There are tiers of worn clothes.

Dp has a worn clothes draw. I think this is acceptable.

i agree with your dd. she is a clever girl.

I have a ladder (one of those ones you see in bathrooms with towels on them) for this purpose

I agree with your daughter. Maybe get a clothes valet (a wooden one, obvs, not a person) though. Clothes left on chairs end up a bit icky because they don't get a chance to air.