Yes, I am a really lazy person. I have one clean basket of clothes, and all my dirty clothes are either in the bathtub or on the floor. Every time after I do laundry, I put my clean clothes into the clean basket and call it a day. It’s so much more manageable when you don’t fold or organize. I SWEAR this makes life easier.
I don't fold most of my clothes. I keep nicer clothes on hangers.
Same. Outside clothes get hangers, inside clothes get folded and put on shelves. There are a few exceptions (I fold my shorts and wool sweaters, and my cotton house dresses go on hangers) but hanging my work clothes saves so much time/stress re: wrinkles
I just straight up shove them into my drawer and that’s only because my wife didn’t appreciate the organizational method of what I like to call the laundry pile.
Floordrobe is my preferred term
To all those not folding their clothes: we can tell
From all those that don't fold their clothes: we don't care
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Fair enough, but sometimes convenience wins over having a perfectly organized closet
I can get some of my clothes nice and hot from the still tumbling dryer, fold them and put them away flawless, and they are still a wrinkled mess when I pull them out to wear them days later. I really try 😅
😂 As long as they're clean and I can find them, I'm calling it a success
I don't.
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Months ago when I was depressed. Otherwise, I hang everything except for pjs
Clean basket counts as organized enough
Just get disposable clothes till they get dirty. You’ll save on laundry
same, my clean clothes just chill in a pile instead of getting folded
I hang up my shirts and pants. However, I usually don’t fold my socks or underwear. I just put them in separate drawers.
Same
I always fold and put away or hang them.
I hang dry my shirts, and put them in the closet after. My dirty laundry is sorted into groups in my closet, and my clean laundry gets put in baskets. I enjoy folding my clothes as they come out of the dryer, but if I don’t get a chance, they end up grouped in baskets. At least it’s easy enough to find the things I need, if I don’t end up folding them when they are warm. No matter what though, I absolutely detest folding socks and underwear… I actually prefer to just have these grouped in baskets clean or dirty. Folding socks and underwear is annoying, and time consuming. Folding pants and hanging shirts is important, as you can totally tell if they haven’t been.
Why the fuck are your dirty clothes in the bathtub? What does your boyfriend or girlfriend think of this? (Yes, this is a truck question.)
Uhhh cuz I don’t take baths so when I take off my clothes to get into the shower I throw them there out of convenience
I hang all shirts & pants, including tshirts & jeans. I fold whatever goes in the dresser. I did a big clothing purge & don't even have a full week's worth of outfits anymore.
Same! I saw a tik tok video where you throw your unfolded clothes into bins separated by clothing category, and it has been a game changer. I still don't have to fold, but I don't have to dig through a tall basket to find a matching sock
With socks, when i take them off i fold the open end over. It keeps them together in the washing machine Never have to worry about hunting a pair again
Wrinkled clothes look terrible. People definitely notice this and judge you.
Well your honour, he did murder someone, but can you really judge a man on that? Just take a look at his perfectly pressed suit!
I do the same.
don’t fold them, life’s too short for that hassle. just toss 'em in a basket and move on.
So I get the clean basket of clothes, and dirty clothes on the floor, but why do you put them in the bathtub?
He answered that question
I loosely fold my pants before casually tossing them in my dresser. Im not really concerned about it. I just keep my hundreds of shirts bunched up in huge bags, and I just grab one that matches at random when I get dressed.
Why in the bathtub lol
I hate folding laundry more than any other chore, and bc I wear the same outfits to work every week, which then get covered with a lab coat for most of the day, I don’t care if they’re wrinkly. I also have separate baskets for clean and dirty laundry, which is good enough for me. I will fold and put things away tho when I have ppl visiting.
No, I fold my clothes as soon as it comes out of dryer because
If you can't handle this simple task, good luck in life. You sound lazy and that is not a good start, take a little more pride and get yourself together. Sorry to sound so harsh, but its the truth.
Precisely. Just amazing how utterly lazy people are. Same applies to people who just can’t find the time to keep their home nice and crisp and clean.
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Idk why you got downvoted, what you said makes sense.
Fuck folding clothes bro
same, they just end up wrinkled in a pile anyway
i don’t fold my toddlers clothes. i hang most of mine
I don't care if other people have wrinkled clothes. People on this thread really seem to, though (red flag, really? Lol). I care about smell, though. And I personally draw the line at dirty clothes on the floor, they go in the hamper. Bathtub is a whole other demon.
Wrinkly clothes just signal an unkempt appearance in general. Doesn’t mean you’re a bad person but it doesn’t seem like a stretch to also assume you’re probably okay with clutter, dirtiness, don’t care about your appearance or decorum, maybe lack attention to detail. Also it’s easy to avoid. You don’t have to iron things just fold or hang them when they’re out of the drier.
I don’t. I don’t have a job with folded clothing. My hood clothes are hung up fresh from dryer so they don’t wrinkle.
I hand all my shirts up, folder my T-shirts in half and fold trousers into quarters. Seems to be good enough. Trick is to hang the shirts on hangers a few mins after they finish washing to avoid them picking up creases.
I don’t fold my clothes. I hang up everything except for socks and underwear.
my Nona worked in a laundromat before I was born, and she taught me how to ‘properly’ fold stuff. I can get anything back into the box it came from (yes even a set of sheets). She didn’t teach my mom as much about it so now she waits til im over to help fold her sheets lol. So that’s what I do, but I’m also very specific with it and I spent let my fiance fold anything if I can help it.
totally get it, my clothes are just in piles too, way less stress than organizing all the time
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I hang up my shirts and dress pants immediately. The rest I just do whatever with. Shirts and dress pants are the only things where folding matters (in men's clothes), and it's just as easy to hang them up as to fold them, so I don't see the point in folding. And that's not "lazy". It's refraining from doing pointless work.
Most of my clothing gets hung up on hangers. It’s great.
I air dry so things are always half folded on the airer before I have to put them away anyway. I like my clothes neat and folded but am very lazy, so I found the laziest way to fold my things. It does save space in my drawers too.
My husband hangs almost all of his clothes - it feels easier to throw things on a hangar than to fold them, but it keeps things from getting wrinkly. You could try that?
Wow, I tried the no-fold method for a month and it felt like a weight lifted off my shoulders. It's wild how much mental energy organizing used to take.
that sounds so much easier, I just toss mine into a drawer and call it a day too
yeah, same here. clothes never folding, just grab and go is the way to live.
don’t fold them, just stuff them in a drawer and call it a day. life’s too short for laundry rules
just hang 'em up, folding takes too much time and they end up wrinkled anyway
Nope... I fold (or hang) everything I own. I love myself and I'm worthy of having clean, wrinkle-free clothing that is organized and nicely put away in closets and drawers. Does it take longer? Sure. Do I care? Nope. It may make your life *easier* but that doesn't mean it necessarily make it *better*.