Oh, ack to stuffing! Shudder. Folder and roller here. And that’s everything, including socks and underwear. I just redid some drawers yesterday, converting from folding some lighter sweaters to rolling them Kondo style.

Folder checking in. My drawers must be neat. Maybe just a little OCD??

Oh, and dust rags and shoe polishing rags must be folded, also.

I have recently converted to the Kondo fold for knit tops and undies. Sweaters and workout gear are usually rolled, as are socks and PJs. I hang all my jeans and pants, as well as woven tops and any dresses or blazers. And everything hung is in color order within each category, light to dark.

I’m with NancyW, I like doing laundry and find the process of creating order from chaos satisfying. Honestly, my mind is a little blown that any adult regularly just stuffs clean clothes somewhere, but I’m sure my lack of enthusiasm for vacuuming would horrify some folks out there.

I fold everything that goes in a drawer, including socks, tights, underwear. Scarves also get folded, because that's what works for my space. That said, I wish I could hang more items, since even with careful folding, I'm not happy with the inevitable creases and wrinkles in my knit tops.

I hang, fold, roll or ball everything.

Fun reading! Does this say anything about the folders or unfolders personality traits? My wovens are mostly on hangers. The knits are folded (but seldom neatly). I have recently learned that any polyester or stretchy cotton also can survive a good stuffing without creasing. My socks drawer is a colorful bundle of pairs!

A folder over here.
I fold as many of my sweaters as I can and hang the rest. I started folding my underwear last year once I got drawer dividers and found I could fit so many more in the drawers , I love the neat look of it. I don't fold my scarves I hang them , probably should fold as they're all scrunched up and often not particularly nice looking because of this.
I need one of those folding gadgets by the way !

I fold or hang everything. DH is exactly the opposite - if I don’t fold or hang his clothes, he stuffs them in the drawers.

Folder, and newly converted to a quasi-Kondo style. My husband hates it and deliberately tosses everything in the drawers, but now I am compelled to fix them. I just fixed my scarf drawer which was a mess. Scarves are hard to contain. Also the drawer is above my eye level and it's shallow. I've been obsessing recently about a shared drawer in our bathroom which has become a catch all for lids without containers and other junk. I lined up the dental floss - 7 containers! Every time I open the drawer I line them all up again....it's absurd how much waste messy drawers cause. You can't see stuff, so you buy it again.

Funny - that plastic folding contraption? My son who is at a military academy recently sent me a video of one of his classmates using it. I thought it was awesome!

Definitely a folder. Anything else causes me to break out in hives!

High five to everyone who folds their dust cloths! Kindred spirit over here!

Ohmigosh. I’m reminiscing now about the time a co-worker got mad at me, because not only do I fold my socks, I have drawer organizers for them... good times! Lol!

In my heart I am actually a hanger. I would love to hang everything so I could easily see it. I am more of a roller (Kon-mari but less precise). I appreciate folded clothing but am not a good folder myself. I try to get DH to do the sheets.

Oh yes, I fold or hang. <Shuddering> at the thought of stuffng.

Absolutely. Fold everything that doesn’t hang. Yes including undies.

I don’t know if I can set a sweater down without folding it loosely, lol. It drives me nuts that my son will pull out a T-shirt, consider wearing it, then go for another or take off his pants at the end of the day. He doesn’t fold the clean shirt or still-wearable pants. They get all wrinkled and have to go through the laundry (or at least the dryer) for the stupid reason that he didn’t shake them out/ smooth them.

I can’t imagine not folding socks—how would they stay in pairs?

The only things I prefer not to fold are bras & panties. I’d much rather have a drawer can toss my drawers into loosely. At the moment, I don’t have that much space, so my undies are stacked neatly. Most of my bras have usually been worn and are hanging out in my clirty (neither clean nor dirty) space.

We have a flipfold, but I rarely use it. Son will use it if/when I force him to (but it’s a smaller size, so if he’s going to use one regularly, he needs a new one). When he was 10, he thought it was nifty and loved being able to fold things. At 17, the thrill is gone. It was great for folding a bunch of shirts precisely for storage, but I can’t see using it in my daily life.

Besides folding, I also have sorting mania. Not enough that I ever got my son’s LEGO sorted like TG, but I have enough tights for two compartments of the hanging thingy where I keep them, so they are separated into with or without feet. My sweaters are spread over 3 shelves: cardigans, T-necks, and other sweaters. And so on.

I am a folder. Sometimes a refolder, if the first folding wasn’t up to standard.

FOLDER HERE! Even my underwear. I was also not a huge fan of Marie Kondo's book, but *did* steal some folding tips.

My kids, on the other hand, will bring up a basket of clean laundry that they are ostensibly supposed to fold/hang and put away ... and then I find them living out of that basket, clothes in a jumble and them looking like they rolled out of bed fully dressed every day.

As a result, I associate NOT folding clothes as a serious lack of maturity.

P.S. And all my cleaning cloths and rags are folded, too!!!

Yay, I have found my people! Another folder of everything. Tidy stacks of underwear, towels, washcloths, socks, cleaning cloths, etc. are all that stands between us and utter chaos.

Yesss! Everything-and- for everybody else in the house, too-so it's lots of work, and I am getting tired!:-)

Another folder of even dust rags here!

I am totally a folder. I did KonMarie style folding in my drawers before it was a thing. I stuff and both my daughters stuff is always folded this way. I will often refold their drawers as they tend to mess up their drawers when getting items out. How do people survive without folding? I would have no idea what I owned!

Definitely a folder. I fold socks but not underwear - I stack them neatly in the drawer. Yes, they get messy but it's quick and easy to fix. I taught my kids to roll their shirts and since then they keep their drawers surprisingly neat

Hanger and folder for sure. Socks are grouped. Shapers, nylons and workout gear are rolled.

I’m finding the more time I spend properly folding and hanging, the more likely I am to wear the clothes I have. Less aimless shopping as I can see that the sweater shelf/sock drawer/closet rack is full!

I am but definitely not a Gold Star one (maybe bronze if I am lucky) I try but then I rush and mess it up......

I do konmari some items (gym gear, tee shirts. nightwear) and find it brilliant. For me it does not work for socks, lingerie or jumpers/hoodies etc..

Everything else is hung up.

100% folder. Marie kondo changed my life. And yes I fold undies and socks.

And dust rags! And put the newly folded ones on the bottom of the stack so they get used evenly!

My husband also kon Mari folds. My daughter theoretically does but mostly just keeps her clean laundry in a pile on her bedroom floor. Oh well — not a battle I’m going to fight! Plus, you know, I have previously confessed to having a “bedpost pile,” so she comes by the tendency honestly.

I have been trying to Kondo fold in my drawers. The fact of the matter is that I just lack the patience for it. My drawers are small, and I end up taking out stuff to find a certain item... usually when I’m rushing in the morning. Therefore, it doesn’t get put back neatly.

I do NOT fold underwear. I DO fold socks, sweaters, jeans, leggings, scarves (which are hanging on a ladder style rack, all folded neatly), workout gear, sleep/lounge wear...

DH has a habit of riffling through his drawers of work trees and sweatshirts, looking for something specific, and leaving it all in a jumble and shoving the drawer closed. After he has done this for a while, nothing else will fit in there and he throws a fit because nothing will fit, and I have to go in there and take everything out, fold it, replace it in the drawer, and watch the cycle begin anew. I still fold his clothes, but I refuse to put them away because the jumble infuriates me to no end.

Yes! Dust cloth folder here. You all are my peeps!! My husband tosses them under the sink, where I find them and patiently fold and stack them.