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What sort of sorter are you? A laundry Sort? Kitchen Sort? An All Sort

Clever Closet Company
il y a 8 ans
Dernière modification : il y a 8 ans

Where do you fold/sort/iron the laundry?


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I find I still prefer doing it in the kitchen because I can multitask -prep a meal, glass of bubbles and mix with the kids while getting the mundane sorting and ironing done. When they were young though, I enjoyed escaping into the laundry for a bit of quiet radio time. What about you?

In the laundry?
Kitchen table?
All sort- bed, lounge everywhere
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  • jmm1837
    il y a 8 ans

    What is this reference to ironing? I find walking around crumpled is much more pleasant than standing with an ironing board and iron, putting in perfect creases. Up the wrinkles is what I say.

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    • LouieT
      il y a 8 ans

      We moved the laundry & built one with lots of bench space for folding & sorting & linen/broom storage plus WC for pool users.

      Bonus is the bar fridge is in there too, along with enough room for pulling up a bar stool & laptop all overlooking the entertainment area & pool ;)

      Clever Closet Company a remercié LouieT
    • Serena
      il y a 8 ans

      I voted laundry room- but if I hang the laundry outside, i like to fold them out there. Make sure I get my Vitamin D levels for the day! Not the big stuff like bedsheets! Just the clothes etc..

      Clever Closet Company a remercié Serena
    • PRO
      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      renanev147, I'm with you weather permitting.Do you have a bench out there? I do the sheets out there, I don't mind a little clean dirt, it falls off soon enough and less double handling. Thanks for posting. It's a close poll at this point.


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      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      LouieT, yours sounds ideal. Obviously plenty of space there and so valuable for utility areas. Especially adding pool gear. Nice! Sorting by the bar fridge on a hot summery day might just mean the single socks finally get partnered up and put away :)


    • telperien
      il y a 8 ans
      I have a small laundry, too small to fold laundry in. I have folded laundry in the lounge room, family room, bedroom, anywhere that has more space than the laundry (couldn't swing even a kitten in there!).
      Clever Closet Company a remercié telperien
    • PRO
      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      I hear you telperien, small laundry not the place to be.

    • PRO
      INSPIRED 2 GIVE
      il y a 8 ans

      I sort as it gets into the laundry into a whites/darks dual basket. Then when all done I fold in the bedroom - then I know it has to be put away before the end of the day when I crash into bed! I also know that nobody will bother me, unless they want to fold as well ;)

      Clever Closet Company a remercié INSPIRED 2 GIVE
    • paulasiddle
      il y a 8 ans

      I fold everything at the clothes line. My clothes line is close to my laundry, so I then bring back inside and sort on the laundry bench. Depending on my motivation it either goes directly back to bedrooms to be put away or stays for a few days.

      Clever Closet Company a remercié paulasiddle
    • Susan Vale
      il y a 8 ans
      One child brings it in. Other child sorts and folds. We use the dining room table and things go straight to the bedrooms. Can't stand laundry hanging around. No ironing involved as a ironing is done in the dryer. Duties regularly swap between kids. Works for us.
      Clever Closet Company a remercié Susan Vale
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      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      I like your thinking INSPIRED 2 GIVE-clever!

    • PRO
      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      paulasiddle you seem to really have it sorted. I think if you can do it as it comes off the line you're miles ahead

    • PRO
      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      Susan ValeNice team work! The family that folds together mould together!

    • PRO
      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      jmm1837, I hear you. That's a discussion for another poll. There are some people who still like it. I, surprisingly am one of them. I love the feeling of crisp tea towels and pillow slips. Just feels delicious somehow-perhaps memories of childhood.

    • User
      il y a 8 ans



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      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      pictures worth a thousand words chook :)

    • User
      il y a 8 ans
      Dernière modification :il y a 8 ans

      https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kn481KcjvMo

      YouTube

      Kenny Rogers - The Gambler

      martin mcallister


      2.54 mins

      Clever Closet Company a remercié User
    • PRO
      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      haha

    • isellev
      il y a 8 ans

      I hated the wasted space of a laundry so much, we opted to put the washing machine in the bathroom. Washing is sorted and folded in the family room, whilst watching TV. Makes the task less dull and from there it can go to the correct side of the house, as the family room is the hub. Ironing is done in front of the TV, where necessary, although the clean washing is removed to each person's room first. Each person does their own ironing as they prefer. I stopped doing it for everybody years ago. If the can cook and clean, they can iron. Linen has specified storage centrally. Each bathroom has storage for towels etc. It was designed around how we like to live, when we built.

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      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans
      isellev, that's the wonderful thing about planning, thinking about how you use your space and designing the solution to suit. Sounds like you have it all sorted just the way you need it too. That's satisfying.
    • angelasusanm
      il y a 8 ans

      I hang items in groups on the line – each person's clothes in a separate quadrant of the line, household/shared Stuff (tea towels, cleaning cloths, sheets, towels etc) in another – sounds a bit weird and OCD but when it comes to folding and sorting it's so easy as it is already sorted! I do it right there at the line and stack it in the basket in sedimentary layers so that it can be taken out easily and returned to the various storage spots (wardrobes, linen press, kitchen drawers etc). Works for me.

      Clever Closet Company a remercié angelasusanm
    • PRO
      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      angelasusanm,Awesome! That takes real organisation, but really pays off in efficiency. I've tried this, but never manage to achieve getting the right spacing on the line. Or I start that way but something dries faster in one spot and I end up reusing that spot for a different thing. You're an ace sorter.

    • Vy
      il y a 8 ans
      Dernière modification :il y a 8 ans

      laundry got two baskets dark and light ..I wash ..my youngest hang them out..take them in dump them on our sofa..sort them into our colour baskets..5 different colours for 5 of us..she folds her own..all linen and her dad's and put them away..we all do our own..when I left today the sofa was 99 % empty of clothes except for a few odd socks.

      when I get back on Wed the laundry baskets should be full again..no washing hanging or folding when I'm away working..I do my laundry in my half week at home

      Clever Closet Company a remercié Vy
    • PRO
      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      Uyenvy Le., perfect-another home grown system at work. Colour coded baskets is a great idea. My odd sock basket is half full now, might have something to do with having a young dog around .


    • Vy
      il y a 8 ans

      my odd socks drawer is chockers and we don't even have a dog..don't know where they disappear to..once in awhile I'd get the kids to empty all the odd ones from their drawers our drawers bring them out to sort..we used to live in 3 different places daughter studied somewhere else I go from one house to the other working so it's hard with odd socks should be better now that she's back home one less place for missing socks :)

      Clever Closet Company a remercié Vy
    • PRO
      Clever Closet Company
      Auteur d'origine
      il y a 8 ans

      I think we'll cure cancer before we cure odd socks :)

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