Yes, I put them on hangers, and either "recycle" them by the end of the week or wash them

What Vildy said.

When I take my clothes off at night, I usually drape them over the side of the dresser to allow them to air out overnight. The next day, I put them back where they belong, whether it's on a hanger in the closet or folded in the dresser.

On laundry day, I do a quick run-through of my closet and my dresser with an eye for anything that looks like it needs refreshing. The sniff test is also helpful. With things like jeans, I can usually remember whether I've been wearing a particular pair a lot, in which case I will launder them to unstretch them. I have a medium-sized closet, so I don't often lose track of what items I've been wearing.

If a garment doesn’t need to go in the laundry, I hang it up on my shower rod to air out overnight. I will usually mist it to smooth out any wrinkles. In the morning it will go in the section of my closet where I hang worn clothes.

I don’t like to hang clothes in my closet that are still warm from body heat because it introduces moisture.

If something is clean enough to be worn again it is clean enough to go back to closet I hang almost all my clothes and when I return home I immediately change to my lounge wear and put the worn clothes back on its hangers but leave it on pull out valet thing overnight before returning to closet.
I have a running joke with a good friend- she is really curious how my pleated skirt will handle the washing and every time I wear it she asks me how I managed to keep the pleats in place. And my answer is always the same- don’t know, haven’t washed it yet I don’t think I will wash it until I spill food in my lap.

I'm on Team Chair with Cardiff Girl and Toronto Girl! I also have some very nice hooks behind my bedroom door where I hang things to air out, but it's tricky because I always forget what's back there!

This thing from IKEA

My collection of lightly worn stuff was getting a bit out of control so now I hang most of them on the back of my bedroom door and I make sure to go there first for tee shirts and other casual/lounge clothing. Nicer items are ‘clean’ and go back in the closet. Gear I didn’t sweat in goes back in the drawer. This system is working better than having stuff in various piles around my room.

Mine go right back in the closet. My mom used to have a chair in her bedroom and it was always heaping lol.

I hang my hangables on the outside of the closet overnight to air out before I put them back. We also have an entire coat rack thingy from Ikea for my husbands clothes that are still in hamper purgatory.

It used to be the back of a chair or the guest-room but recently a clothes moth issue has crept up, so anything worn but getting used again before a wash, goes folded into a gallon storage bag to keep it safe!

I re-hang and re-fold. Re-press often too. Put them back in their designated closet spot. There is no airing out, or temporary hook/valet/chair.

I put my toppers (jean jackets, chore jacket, blazers) back in the closet after wearing. My jeans and bottoms get folded or hung up. I put my T-shirts on their hanger inside out and put it on a hook outside of the closet for the night. In the morning I put them inside the closet. My sweaters get aired out for the night before I fold them in the drawer.

In the summer, I hang clothing on the line outside for an airing. That works the best. I wish I could do that all year long.

I toss them on the tub deck. I think I need a better system!

Frankly, it depends on how sweaty I got the day I wore it. (I wear a deodorant but not an antiperspirant, so I sweat more than I used to.) If I got filthy sweaty, then it's dirty and into the hamper with it. If it was moderate, or I never got all that hot, I spritz underarms with vodka and hang to air in an open area in my closet. Then I hang it back up, but with the hanger backwards. That way I know what should be washed when I gather clothes for laundry next time. (I only do laundry every ~3 weeks so this is useful.) I'm still coming up with a solution for folded clothes, though. In my experience, clothes on the chair/side of the bathtub/closet ladder don't get put away, they just accumulate more.

Ginger, can you get yourself to start with the chair/side of the tub/ladder when it’s time to get dressed?

I wash everything after every wear, except bras, because I’ve gotten lazier with age. Those I place on a drying rack to air out.
I live in Florida and am also entering the age of hot.