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  1. I would definitely use it in our bedroom. Both me & my husband are terrible for leaving our clothes on the floor and then finding them all creased when we go to put them back on the next day. Theirs no room for a chair in our bedroom, but I know the perfect spot for this.

  2. I would use it in the bathroom. My kids are amazing for chucking clean clothes on the bathroom floor and then they’re no good. this would be perfect and save on washing too.

  3. My fella hangs his “not clean, yet not dirty” clothes, over all the doors upstairs and so we can’t close any of them, it drives me crazy! So I’d use it for his clothes. Obviously I’d have to use it for mine first as he wouldn’t use it unless he thinks it’s his idea.

  4. I just had a wardrobe clear out today and realised I STILL have too many things for my wardrobe space, so this would be amazing for keeping my bedroom tidier!

  5. WOW! This would be perfect to help my teen son keep his room more tidy, organise his clothes that he has only had on for an hour or two, and help reduce my laundry pile.

  6. I’d use it in the spare room in order to help tidy up my bedroom which has a lot of things in it right now. In all honesty, I need a ‘dressing room’ and this looks super.

  7. I’d use it in my spare bedroom. I’m always putting clothes on the floor that I’ve only worn once or twice as don’t want to put them back in the wardrobe and get them mixed up with clean clothes. It would be so much tidier using this! It was made for me!!!

  8. Behind my bedroom door. I currently have a chair with a wonky leg there where I put clean but worn once clothes

  9. I’d use it in the bathroom. I am forever picking my husbands and kids clothes off the bathroom floor, or they open the cabinet door and drape them over it or put clothes on the sink edge. This would be great for them to put clothing on they intend to wear again whilst keeping the sink clear.

  10. in the guest bedroom be good to have something for guests to put clothes on instead of having to live out of suitcases

  11. I’d put it near the front door – I’m disabled and struggle with accessibility so I currently have a table there to throw coat, hat..etc and it’s messy and annoying. The Floordrobe would be absolutely perfect, look much better and be easier for me to actually access the clothes on it!

  12. I would use in my bedroom for clothes I plan to put all my football shirts on, so I can display them and make room for my other clothes.

  13. This is just what my daughter needs for her room- there are always half worn clothes on the floor and she doesn’t have floor space to spare as she’s in the little bedroom!

  14. I love this, I would use it in our bedroom, My husband is a nightmare for leaving clothes everywhere. Thinking about it, my daughter could do with one as well.

  15. In my bedroom as my husband ‘stacks’ clothes he has only worn for a short time (matter of an hour at most) then forgets about them.

  16. I would use it in my utility room for my husband’s gardening clothes which are usually spread all over the house

  17. It would be nice to sit on a chair and see the carpet after all the years of clothes being piled up in the bedroom.

  18. This would be a great addition to our bedroom to clear the chairdrobe or the kitchen for tea towels, handtowels, oven gloves etc, In fact we could find a use foe one in every room!

  19. Actually love this idea as we never have anywhere to put our clothes for the next day that don’t need washing in between.

  20. It would be a tricky toss u0 between my room and my eldest daughters- not sure which one of is the more terrible floordrobe creator 🤣

  21. This would certainly make my hallway a little more organised. We have a small space where we plan to hang hooks for coats etc, but this would be ideal.

  22. I’d use the floordrobe in my bedroom by my bed to help with my clothes doom pile. In the hope it would make my side of the bed less cluttered and help me sleep better. We don’t have space for a wardrobe so it is a constant battle.

  23. I would donate it to my husband who always has a large pile of clothes on the floor by his side of the bed. It would help him to be more organised and I wouldn’t have to look at his pile of clothes.

  24. I would love to try this in my daughters room as when we open the main wardrobe everything gets pulled out! This would just be for our upcoming outfits and staples 😍

  25. This would be particularly useful in the hallway for scarves and hats, particularly at this time of year. I really hate how these can clutter up the banister!

  26. I think in the porch, we also live in a tiny bungalow. If it doesn’t actually get in the front door the clutter might stay out.

  27. In my bedroom. I have ADHD and many doom piles. This would be fantastic for those clothes that aren’t quite dirty, but aren’t wardrobe fresh.

  28. Would use this in my bedroom, desperately need somewhere to dump stuff that still has wear left in it!

  29. I’d use it in the bedroom, it would help me to re wear clothes that didn’t need washing as currently I just put everything in the wash when it’s been worn.

  30. I would use it in my hallway to throw all my outdoor items on including my bags, coat, scarf and gloves. It will help to keep the floor clear of my items!

  31. I would use this in our hallway, beneficial for coats and school bags, with shoes neatly underneath.

  32. I would use this in my uni house because we all know student accommodation is rubbish for storage and a messy room = a messy mind

  33. I would give it to my daughter who has BPD, she really struggles with her organisation, so using this would be great, to hang , to throw, to help her thank you

  34. I’d use it in my room. it would be help me be more tidy cos my rooms the worst – after a day parenting four kids including a newborn, I lack energy to do anything but dump stuff on the floor lol

  35. my daughter has just moved house and this would go into my granddaughter’s room she already has chocolate on her best coat.

    1. I’d use it in my room. it would be help me be more tidy cos my rooms the worst – after a day parenting four kids including a newborn, I lack energy to do anything but dump stuff on the floor lol

  36. I could find multiple uses for this, what a great idea! In the porch for hanging wet coats, in the bedroom in place of that chair where half-worn clothes get dumped, under the stairs for coats, bags etc.

  37. I would have the floordrobe in my bedroom, we have so many clothes that can’t go back in the wardrobe but aren’t yet ready for a clean!

  38. I would use my floordrobe by my husbands side of the bed, He is undortuantely just someone whosteps out of his clothes so even if they are clean they are too creased to rewear

  39. we have a multipurpose spare ‘bedroom’ with a sofa bed. there is no room for a wardrobe but this would fit right in.

  40. Right now I toss clothes on top of an IKEA storage bench at the end of my bed! I think this would be a much improved alternative.

  41. in the bedroom, I don’t like putting worn ‘outside’ clothes back in with the clean clothes. They need a separate space to air before releasing.

  42. I’d use the Floordrobe in my main bedroom; would be very handy for keeping my pj’s , and dressing gown to hand yet off the floor