Firstly, thank you for UfYH. I have two questions: 1. what do you do with worn, but not-ready-for-washing-yet clothing? I've always felt weird folding them up and putting them back with the truly clean stuff, thus my floor-robe grows. Is there a better solution? 2. For any fellow artist readers, how do you keep your studio stuff neat? P.S. I just made my bed, which prompted me to unfuck my entire bedroom. YAY ME.
unfuckyourhabitat Said:
Here’s my thing about once-worn clothing: if it’s clean enough to put back on your body, it’s clean enough to put back in your closet or drawers. If you’re really skeeved, but not skeeved enough to wash the stuff, consider one of those hanging fabric shelf things you can put in your closet, so you can fold the stuff up and keep it neat before its next wearing.
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daughterofthenorthwind said:
Once the Toxic Basement gets unfucked, I’ll be able to move my art stuff into my studio. From there, I a) plan to nom through ideas on Sew What’s blog, and b) install wall hooks to hang my barn clothes and other worn-but-not-ready-to-wash clothing.
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contenthousewife said:
I keep a separate (smaller) laundry basket for the “not dirty enough to wash” stuff, right in front of my closet. That way it’s not with filthy things, but not the clean things either.
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