What do you do with clothes that are neither clean nor dirty?

[Kinsters]

I don't really want to put "dirty" clothes back in the wardrobe so normally end up hanging them over the back of a chair - but it doesn't look very neat!

What does everyone else do?

A hook on my bedroom door, and trousers hang down the side of a bookcase.

I wash everything after every wear and sometimes get changed 2 or 3 times in a day. Not very environmentally friendly I know but inevitably if I pop a cardigan on the back of a chair or something it ends up on the floor and it's easier to just scoop into the washing.

I wear things twice usually. So first wear and then a chair, wear something else the next day that goes in the chair, then back to first outfit for its second wear then washing basket.
I don’t put the worm once things in the wardrobe as then I will think they are unworn and continue to wear them again another three times or something before I wonder if they are due a wash (I have no sense of smell) So the chair helps me keep track! Even if it does look untidy!

We chuck them over the landing bannisters. If someone visits who will care we put the clothes away.

i have a sort of long thin bench with a cushion on top at the bottom of my bed. i need to get DH a chair. they are tidy enough for me if they aren't all over the floor.

Hook. Just the one, to stop things piling up. Typically it's stuff I change into after work so it does two evenings running. If I have something "worn once" and I don't need to look smart I will wear that before something clean.

Chair in this house too. I generally have a rule that if I know I'll wear again that week (like jeans or jumpers) then folded on the chair, if I won't wear again that week (like skirts - rare occasions for me) then folded and back in the drawer. Anything I know has been left on the chair all week gets put in with the washing regardless as I feel like over the week it will have gone 'bad' from all the deodorant, hair product, purfume & aftershave that gets sprayed about in the room

I also use the chair method but as a slattern sometimes end up with several things piled up all so squashed and creased I have to wash them anyway.

Floor

Chair-drobe for me

I just fold them over the back of a chair or hang them on the far right of my wardrobe.

Hang them back up in wardrobe to one side or back in drawer roughly folded. No longer have a chair in bedroom as it just becomes a dumping ground and I hate it!

Mine hang over the bannister rail on the landing (though not when other people are around, they then go over the back of the chair in the spare bedroom)and dh puts his on the chest of drawers in the main bedroom.

Hang them in the fresh air for a few hours and then in wardrobe. Sometimes I use a sachet of a dry cleaner and tumble dry for around 20 minutes.

What's the problem with putting them back in the wardrobe?

Moths is the problem. Number one attraction for moths is Unwashed clothes.

Got a ladder type thing either side of the bed. Works a treat. No more floordrobe!

Bannister here.
I never realised how much moths were attracted to unwashed clothes until I got my beautiful cashmere jumper out the basket a couple of months ago, where it had been languishing for months (why hand wash a jumper in summer when you can leave it in the basket) and it had been eaten to pieces

Thank goodness for The Chair. DP tends to use the floor, but I'm working on him (still).

Oh yes. The chair.

The.Chair.

The Chair!

DH uses The Chair & Landing Banister.
I use Door Hooks.

Unfortunately for this fricking mug, everything is washed after wearing in this house.

Yep, we have a chair. But there's only normally a pair of trousers each and perhaps a hoodie. I'll only use "the chair" if it's something I am likely to wear the day after. I'll hang things back up in the wardrobe if I'm not going to wear them for a while (like my formal trousers).