How to Fold T-Shirts

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  • @voxatl8817
    @voxatl8817 5 років тому +753

    If you want to skip to the folding it starts at 3:01

  • @anastasiabaquis135
    @anastasiabaquis135 9 років тому +24

    Wow, so much hate in the comments.
    I honestly find this amazing. If you really don't have much space to work with, it really does help to know how to compact so much stuff into such little space.
    I really should invest in one of these t-shirt folders.

  • @pumplegunkos6665
    @pumplegunkos6665 4 роки тому +1883

    How to Fold a Shirt:
    Step One: buy a thing that folds shirts

    • @asmrswagy9552
      @asmrswagy9552 4 роки тому +17

      Pumple Gunkos lol

    • @ccgg8804
      @ccgg8804 4 роки тому +13

      that is true tho

    • @Nataly_noluvv05
      @Nataly_noluvv05 4 роки тому +15

      Pumple g hb learn how to fuckin learn how to fuckin fold the clothes inside or wasting money😭😭😭

    • @chellebean8925
      @chellebean8925 4 роки тому +6

      Such bull... hope she was being sponsored.

    • @washingtonquintuna7619
      @washingtonquintuna7619 4 роки тому +8

      You can also use a magazine or catalog and you put the T-shirt face down then put the magazine on top of the neck and fold it around the magazine and the end take the magazine out , will be a perfect shape every time and at the end and will look super as you see at stores without out having to buy more junk products.

  • @PrincezzSexy8
    @PrincezzSexy8 8 років тому +988

    I like to live dangerously, I'm gonna take this one step further. *Folds the folded shirt one more time*
    I like you, you don't follow the instructions exactly.

    • @JustBelen
      @JustBelen 8 років тому +3

      hahahahaha

    • @aishwaryaroykvr
      @aishwaryaroykvr 8 років тому +3

      omg ur hillarious!

    • @petrify7759
      @petrify7759 8 років тому +1

      Fay Bæ wasn't that funny I just like the comment

    • @ShahNawaz-vo8or
      @ShahNawaz-vo8or 8 років тому +1

      Fay Bæ f

    • @-north-2688
      @-north-2688 8 років тому +6

      Fay Bæ hon that wasn't funny 😬😏 jk 'I'm still rolling '

  • @AndreaPuigCruzapc
    @AndreaPuigCruzapc 8 років тому +17

    I tried this way to fold my T Shirts and it was amazing how much space i saved, in fact this is the first time I save space after organizing. Good way, easy and fast.

  • @samwheeler8055
    @samwheeler8055 4 роки тому +13

    I made of of these tools out of cardboard (ended up buying the Amazon one) but my dresser looks SO organized now. It’s so simple and I think it’s actually fun to do.

  • @jasmin6439
    @jasmin6439 8 років тому +29

    This video changed my life! Before beginning to find clothes my two sons would tear apart their dressers looking for the perfect shirt. Now their dressers remain organized because they don't have to search through the entire dresser to fine one shirt. I know how to fold shirts without the board, but have bought a folder for my 10 year old son. He now folds clothes independently and loves folding clothes, so I have one less family member to fold clothes for!!

  • @wilanhez778
    @wilanhez778 5 років тому +5

    Feeling quite surreal that I have only found out about this video after about 7 years.
    Great video Alejandra! You're the kindest soul ever! Keep going!

  • @Stella-kx3lt
    @Stella-kx3lt 7 років тому +2

    Alejandra thank you..this was exactly what I was looking for to organize my son's drawer...disregard all those negative comments.you're doing great. Thank you!!!

  • @zuzanaberankova1283
    @zuzanaberankova1283 Рік тому +44

    Upon unboxing, I was immediately upset at how the rails were very noticeably bent. But I kept going, all tools needed to assemble were included ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxqtX4Dxs6aecAZEuz6GY5-d81YecKCshn and I had it set up in about 30 minutes. Honestly I love this thing, make sure to read the measurements and measure your space so you know if it'll work for you. I bought this to put inside my closet, underneath where I hang my clothes and it is absolutely perfect! It is VERY sturdy and all drawers glide easily and mine are stuffed, and they are still flush when closed.

  • @LadyE77
    @LadyE77 10 років тому +7

    That was incredibly useful. I'm spring cleaning and reorganizing my drawers. I still didn't know I had so many shirts. Half of them are gone. But this really makes things a whole lot easier.

  • @shinobipanda2331
    @shinobipanda2331 8 років тому +1205

    Well, I'm going to make one of those tools out of cardboard.

    • @xiomaraescalante9929
      @xiomaraescalante9929 5 років тому +11

      Same

    • @izzygonzalez73
      @izzygonzalez73 5 років тому +38

      Dude I made my own out of cardboard and tapped it up so it wouldn't give or break

    • @BeWaReJay
      @BeWaReJay 5 років тому +11

      Death__ Cloud__ *tapped*

    • @charlottebyers2631
      @charlottebyers2631 4 роки тому +14

      ShinobiPanda 23 I made one out of cardboard and it works perfectly!

    • @cashaiesha
      @cashaiesha 4 роки тому +3

      I was thinking the same thing

  • @MelanieGVF
    @MelanieGVF 10 років тому +61

    I made a similar tool out of some duct tape and a cardboard box, and all 6 of the folding sides are the size of a 8' by 11.5" sheet of copy paper. I think this is ingenious.

    • @princesskaha
      @princesskaha 10 років тому +8

      thanks for the tip, will save a couple of bucks I'm sure :-)

  • @lovalin860
    @lovalin860 6 років тому

    I see lots of negative comments, but its actually very useful tool, have been using it for years; I do laundry for my older mother and folding it this way keeps it very neat while I'm taking it to her apartment

  • @musicfan5520
    @musicfan5520 6 років тому +1

    Hi Alejandra, I just came across your videos and am already learning a lot from you about organizing. I think you are an Amazing person, Thank you for your videos & Thank you for helping people.

  • @GriffandZeus
    @GriffandZeus 9 років тому +8

    Fantastic. Saves room. Makes finding your Tshirts easier...I have a spare drawer now...More Tshirts!

  • @zoyasaffold2656
    @zoyasaffold2656 10 років тому +11

    I use this technic to fold with out the toolkit works!!! It's very easy and saves lots of time

  • @kimmeencheee8639
    @kimmeencheee8639 9 років тому +1815

    When she said only 30 minutes to do 😂

    • @astropgn
      @astropgn 8 років тому +261

      +Kim Doan It would take me 2 minutes: Just grab all my clothes, make into a amorphous ball and put inside the drawer. If the drawer does not close, I adjust one or two times with my hand. If then the drawer still doesn't close, I accept the faith and leave it there like it wants to be.

    • @Disciple0fMetal
      @Disciple0fMetal 8 років тому +90

      +Marcos Vinícius Petri
      or smash the fucking drawer until it closes lol

    • @linuxgirl_
      @linuxgirl_ 8 років тому +13

      +Kim Doan No, but that's okay since she bought a special piece of plastic junk to help her. After she folds she can do a video of throwing away all her superfluous crap--that would be a real improvement in organizing.
      Sorry if I'm harsh, but she stole this method (she added the plastic thing) and I don't like people taking credit for the work of others.

    • @samanthalewis1592
      @samanthalewis1592 8 років тому +13

      +linuxgirl a lot of people have them, they are not pieces of junk so back off

    • @linuxgirl_
      @linuxgirl_ 8 років тому +12

      +Samantha Lewis A lot of people have them so they are not junk? That's logic.

  • @pja546
    @pja546 Місяць тому

    I love this! I saw this video the first time a couple years ago (not soon enough! lol) and folded my husband's t shirts in his t shirt drawers like this. One's you do the work, it's easy to keep it organized. I organized my own shirts like this so when my young adult daughters come to "borrow" an article of my clothing, they can see immediately that there's nothing that I own that they want to borrow lol, as opposed to rummaging through the drawers messing them up. lol

  • @bmancarby
    @bmancarby 5 років тому

    Wow! Your T-Shirt fold reminds me of how my former husband (deceased), father of my kids, and I both learned to fold shirts. We learned when we were shipped off to military school for the last two years of high school. It was the best thing that happened to both of us. We both graduated and he went to college on a a full athletic scholarship and I went on an academic scholarship and after we both graduated from law school. So, all in all, military school was a good decision our parents made for us --lol, we sure didn't choose it. But your fold apparatus provides almost the exact final product that we learned in school. We attempted to teach it to our kids, but we always seemed to be leaving a step or two out and couldn't remember which one. He died not long ago at the very young of 50 (cancer) and my daughter's folded shirts resemble yours, but they don't stand up in the drawer. I'm super excited about purchasing the item you said you've linked to. I've also signed up for more of your videos and may sign up for your organizational course. I am by far the most unorganized person in the world. When I practiced law, I had an incredibly organized legal assistant who prepared all of my trial books and kept my office in tip top shape, I often wish I had someone just like her at home. My home office, closet, bathrooms, family room and command central station are nightmares. I enjoyed your video and loved the nostalgic trip back to the past.
    Thanks
    Melissa @
    Sugar Crime Scene

  • @xheidix1974
    @xheidix1974 10 років тому +266

    Having worked in retail, I can fold like that without a device to do it with and very quickly.

    • @purplemutantas
      @purplemutantas 10 років тому +38

      Retail folding methods are useless for the home. Retail folding is to make the items easy to sell. Home folding is to make the items easy to put away.

    • @xheidix1974
      @xheidix1974 10 років тому +13

      purplemutantas Agreed but we had a very similar device that we used to display tshirts.

    • @sebastianoferrara7416
      @sebastianoferrara7416 9 років тому

      Escape2Muszik by

    • @jettisley6313
      @jettisley6313 9 років тому +8

      Well you just impressed everyone, hahhaa😂

    • @cloverbb24
      @cloverbb24 9 років тому +4

      Omg right! I was saying to myself while pointing at the video, "you've obviously never worked retail!"

  • @olivia6132
    @olivia6132 8 років тому +1311

    "So here's the tool you need.."
    We need a tool? I don't want to spend money on one.
    *shows gadget*
    Oh perfect I already have one. It's called hands. It's free and can be used for many things

    • @pmarengo21
      @pmarengo21 8 років тому +63

      Does that mean you don't use a telephone because your mouth is free?

    • @olivia6132
      @olivia6132 8 років тому +55

      A telephone on the other hand is actually important. You're not just going to swim to the other side of the ocean to say "Hi" to your cousin and swim back just because you have a mouth, that's too long. Telephones are so much easier for communication. And only if you want, you don't spend $20 dollars on a tool that helps you do an action you can do by yourself.

    • @juanitasullivan3372
      @juanitasullivan3372 8 років тому +41

      Truffledor, funny you should make this comment. I'm a professional organizer as well and I teach people to live simply as well as organize. One of the things I stress is getting rid of tools like this. Get rid of gadgets, free up space and a person doesn't need a dozen of anything. I've been folding shirts like this for years without a tool.

    • @olivia6132
      @olivia6132 8 років тому +10

      Nice! And I agree, we just can use what we've been given for free to the max, no need to take up space or use money for something else. It's simpler.

    • @erinhancock6833
      @erinhancock6833 8 років тому +4

      Truffledor Animations exactly

  • @kaitlynsmith2434
    @kaitlynsmith2434 2 роки тому +3

    I’ve always struggled with getting a fold that looked good. This was very helpful. Thank you!

  • @billyuk6339
    @billyuk6339 6 років тому

    Just watched your video on the above and I am impressed, I have tons of t shirts, so brought two folders. No more buying duplicates! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @jodybogdanovich4333
    @jodybogdanovich4333 4 роки тому

    I have had a similar folding tool for years and never used it. I recently downsized and moved, then stumbled upon this video. I am so glad the unused folding tool was still with my laundry things. It works great and now I will be able to fit more t-shirts in my drawer LOL. Thank you from a sixty-five-year-old grandma! Who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks? 👩‍🦳

  • @pellokanny
    @pellokanny 11 років тому +4

    I already do that with out the tool, but thanks for the idea, i will buy it for my kids. Thanks so much for all your videos and ideas. I been looking for someone to help me to keep my house clean and organize and your ideas make to much easy and fun for me, thank you :)

  • @jonathanselaya9367
    @jonathanselaya9367 10 років тому +1263

    How to Fold T-Shirts LIKE Sheldon Cooper

  • @BeccaPossible
    @BeccaPossible 12 років тому +6

    What I love most is that folding t-shirts like that is not only easier to find each individual shirt, but you can store MORE t-shirts in one drawer!

  • @skattterdude
    @skattterdude 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you for making this video!! I have a very small (short and not very deep) dresser drawer that I haven't really been able to put more than a few shirts in. After watching this, it took me 10 minutes to measure the drawer and make the same tool out of cardboard for the perfect size! Now I can fit 20+ shirts in there easily!! Thanks !!

  • @mrs.cowgill-johnadamsmiddl1417
    @mrs.cowgill-johnadamsmiddl1417 7 років тому

    OMG - I actually bought one of these contraptions and re-folded all my t-shirts. I'm such a geek, but my t-shirt drawer looks amazing. It really is a good system. I wouldn't do the color coordination because the upkeep would be insane. Wait, this is already insane.

  • @Skymouth
    @Skymouth 8 років тому +41

    I fold over the sleeves then roll up the shirt. Takes up less space and you can easily see what you want

    • @SheMadeWhat
      @SheMadeWhat 5 років тому +4

      That's good for space saving but you can't see what's on the shirt. If you have a lot of black t-shirts like I do you don't know which one you are selecting without unrolling it.

  • @katrindox
    @katrindox 11 років тому +11

    Thank you very much for helping organize my house and mind :-)

  • @BusbeeStyle
    @BusbeeStyle 10 років тому +32

    I'm a new subscriber... OMG... a folding tool??? I'm obsessed. Have to get one. Thank you for sharing. My T-shirt drawer is awful.

  • @kaylabryson1932
    @kaylabryson1932 7 років тому +1

    That drawer looks great! Thanks for the good idea

  • @debbiethomas3687
    @debbiethomas3687 2 роки тому

    Love it! I don't have the tool but folding the t-shirts like this takes seconds anyway, and one extra fold one extra second. I've just organised my t-shirt drawer in 5 minutes and now I can find everything - the only drawback is I've now realised I have waaaaay too many t-shirts! hahahaha... Thank you.

  • @B3llamour
    @B3llamour 9 років тому +28

    Big Bang Theory folder! I've had one for years, in pink though. I can't wait to tackle my dresser like yours, thank you so much for this idea. I've seen rolled shirts in drawers (took up too much room, though it looked nice) and I already use the folder with regular stacking, time to combine the two!

  • @egucciar
    @egucciar 6 років тому +3

    I get that some people think this tool is "useless", but I disagree. Of course I started folding clothes like any regular person, with my hands. When trying the horizontal stacking for the first time, I realized this was a much better method than vertical stacking, because I would inevitably try to either A. stuff more clothes than could fit vertically at a time, and B. dismantle a drawer just to find ONE specific item, thereby creating way more laundry tasks to do and clothes to re-fold. An absolute mess.
    Once i started horizontal stacking, i quickly realized the benefit of not having to sift through and mess up drawers every time i was looking for a specific item. So I kept doing it and very quickly run into an issue - same width / same size folds are an absolute requirement for this method to work. I'd end up dismantling drawers and redoing folds over and over again because they wouldn't fit right, and it wasn't working.
    Once i got the tool, each and every headache went away. I didn't need to refold a shirt 5 times because i got it "right" the first time. Once it was placed in the drawer, since it was sized perfectly, adding/removing clothes from the same drawer was a breeze and never undoes the work i did before.
    This method + the tool has put to rest a problem I've suffered from my entire teenage + adult life. I am chronically lazy, disorganized, a mess, etc. I never used clothes i like, I never could find them either. Now it's much different. Now I have a completely organized wardrobe that **stays organized over time**, and doing laundry is actually much easier, straight forward, and less time consuming - not only because the process is faster (tool does one fold + place in drawer nice and neatly), but also because I'm not doing double laundry every time (i.e. folding the clothes from drawers i've dismantled while looking for specific items throughout the week). In the past, I'd just keep my laundry in the basket because it was easier than dealing with drawers and finding items,but the side effect is messy surroundings + wrinkled clothes. Now, clothes go immediately from dryer -> basket -> bed -> folding -> drawers. It's one headache finally off my shoulders, for good.
    So to the people who think this tool is useless, I'm proof you're wrong. It might be useless to you, but to me, its very powerful and a huge time saver.

  • @TheFashionninja
    @TheFashionninja 9 років тому +227

    "This only took 30 minutes" - Naaah * Throws T-shirts in cupboard and walks away*

  • @rebeccacompton1634
    @rebeccacompton1634 7 років тому +1

    I love these videos! They inspire me to be more organised, people are hating on you because they wish they had the effort to do this! Xx

  • @ElizabethRodriguez-tp3pn
    @ElizabethRodriguez-tp3pn 9 років тому

    That tool looks like so much fun. I don't have one but I am sure I can try folding on my own this will work great for my hubby t-shirts he is so messy and just pulls them out and destroy my organization lol. I think by them standing that way in the drawer will work much better!

  • @meganprentis692
    @meganprentis692 8 років тому +23

    Does that fold not crease your t-shirts when you take it out to wear it ?

    • @BeWaReJay
      @BeWaReJay 5 років тому +1

      3 years late, but since its being forced down by something other than your hands, it’ll most likely be creased on the sides.

  • @justgivemethetruth
    @justgivemethetruth 10 років тому +13

    In general I like the idea, but
    1 - Most dresser drawers are deeper than this, so you waste space if you do not make the T's taller in the drawer.
    2 - When you removed some shirts they were equally distributed, but if you took 4 from the front the others in the back would flop over I'm pretty sure.
    3 - The folding tool really folds in wrinkles.

    • @alegende
      @alegende 10 років тому +3

      The wrinkles annoy me too. I think just fold the normal way(e.g. smoothing wrinkles), then fold it again. Don't need no stinking tool.

    • @jaquesmireprundunni2451
      @jaquesmireprundunni2451 10 років тому +2

      Wrinkles...

  • @sweetcoffeentoffee
    @sweetcoffeentoffee 9 років тому +77

    she has the shirt folder that Sheldon Cooper has!

    • @lobana1108
      @lobana1108 9 років тому +9

      +Emily Sullivan Sheldon Cooper would love her!

  • @HIGHLANDER_ONLY_ONE
    @HIGHLANDER_ONLY_ONE 9 років тому

    I'm glad to see you use the Konmari Method -I'm quite a fan. It keeps everything in the closet, and around the house so neatly organized! 😊

  • @smokensdevil
    @smokensdevil 6 років тому

    Love this and who doesn't love a perfect folded drawer... My inner wannabe organizer is inspired! Thanks for the tips!

  • @shuberts
    @shuberts 11 років тому +4

    This is great Alejandra! I've been packing my suitcase (and drawers) like this for years now and even wrote a book on it haha! I color co-ordinate my suitcase even too. So good to know there are others out there thinking about and executing the better methods than rolling and stacking. I'm a professional musician so this makes life on the road so much easier. (side note, I'd love to share my book with you if you wanted, it's called, How To Pack Like A Rock Star but either way, great video :)

    • @asif80
      @asif80 Рік тому

      Hardly perfect

  • @carolgarwood1706
    @carolgarwood1706 8 років тому +17

    been watching Sheldon on Big Bang doin this for years 😁

  • @jesseonly1327
    @jesseonly1327 9 років тому +4

    sweet..I'm a single 27 year old father and college student and that tool is freaking sweet!

  • @noahallen500
    @noahallen500 6 років тому

    I like the video. My wife is constantly complaining about how I fold shirt's and how messy my shirt drawer is. I'm ordering one of those ASAP. Thanks for the tip on folding again to. Looks like it will be so much easier

  • @denisewinton81
    @denisewinton81 8 років тому

    I have this tool for folding my cloths. I love what you did with organizing them. I will be doing this very soon as I have a ton of t-shirts. Thanks A.

  • @carykeziah
    @carykeziah 11 років тому +4

    GENIUS!

  • @a_mei_zing2392
    @a_mei_zing2392 3 роки тому +3

    2:55 is when the video actually starts

  • @ssimrxngill1
    @ssimrxngill1 8 років тому +18

    I liked how she stacks her t-shirts but a thing to notice is that when she folds the t-shirt from left to right, it isn't folded perfectly in fact there are all wrinkles and I don't think there is a difference between using hands and that product. It takes about the same time.

    • @Boredchinchilla
      @Boredchinchilla 8 років тому +4

      If you have a stack of tshirts (like my bf and each wear at least one tshirt a day, and he wears a work shirt over his, so there will be about 25-30 shirts a week) using a tool like that really does make it go faster- I made one real quick using a pizza box (I asked for a clean one when we stopped and got lunch one day)- it already has all the folds, so it just needs to be cut down to the size I like.

  • @destinityjae07
    @destinityjae07 6 років тому

    I'm obessed with organizing, but now I'm obessed with your channel! Can't wait to see more ❤️

  • @samithebeautifulgoddess7965
    @samithebeautifulgoddess7965 3 роки тому

    You are a life saver I hate folding clothes but this video just helped so much

  • @ccc-fd3ls
    @ccc-fd3ls 6 років тому +4

    This is satisfying to watch. All the messy dirty people out there are mad at this vid😂

  • @KatKitty777
    @KatKitty777 11 років тому +16

    Great idea! My husband pulls the shirt from the bottom of the stack and then I have to fold all the shirts on top. It's so annoying.

    • @JTinGR
      @JTinGR 11 років тому +4

      If he unfolds his own shirts, why would you have to fold them back up? Perhaps he needs to be responsible for the mess he makes.

    • @lynnisaacs7322
      @lynnisaacs7322 11 років тому +2

      JTinGR I agree 100%! If I'm nice enough to do his laundry, fold it and put it away, then if he unfolds them he can re-fold it or wear wrinkly shirts.

    • @lynnisaacs7322
      @lynnisaacs7322 11 років тому +8

      ***** I have a man and if he unfolds the clothes that I already folded and put away, he can re-fold them himself or wear wrinkly clothes. I am not his maid!

  • @flxxrqlplayz9915
    @flxxrqlplayz9915 3 роки тому +3

    It starts at 3:15

  • @petra6762
    @petra6762 5 років тому

    It is a nice tool! You can easily and very cheap make it out of cardboard. That way you can adjust the size to your draw or cupboard. I like these videos, it inspires me to keep the house more organised. Thank you!

  • @Mynameisbella526
    @Mynameisbella526 3 місяці тому

    This is amazing! I did not buy the folder tool but I did it without it. It worked just as well.

  • @dawncooperman-matias6737
    @dawncooperman-matias6737 8 років тому +23

    I only have one question Does your shirts stay wrinkle free?

    • @imanshuhairi
      @imanshuhairi 8 років тому +8

      it stays wrinkle free if u fix all the wrinkle after every flip... the girl in the video jus flipped her shirt without fixing all the wrinkles, like, that made me so mad. and then she said ''we got a perfectly folded t shirt'' im like hell naw thats not perfect at all

    • @imanshuhairi
      @imanshuhairi 8 років тому +5

      i mean did u see what she did at 3:19? she didnt fix the wrinkles

    • @imanshuhairi
      @imanshuhairi 8 років тому +3

      also look at 3:32... so ugly not perfect at all lmao

    • @polomenzac
      @polomenzac 8 років тому

      iman pro jhjghgg

    • @polomenzac
      @polomenzac 8 років тому

      iman pro jhjghggyghgfgfyf

  • @berniekeene654
    @berniekeene654 8 років тому +5

    Doesn't this leave the shirts quite wrinkled when you go to wear them? I either lay the flat on a big shelf or hang them up. It may take a little more space but at least you're not wearing a wrinkled shirt or spending a ton of time ironing a T-shirt.

    • @ashleycam72
      @ashleycam72 8 років тому

      the wrinkles bother me quite a bit as well haha. I think with men's tshirts its better to hang them imo.

  • @Bflo23
    @Bflo23 9 років тому +8

    Remember Julia Roberts in the movie "Sleeping With The Enemy"? She had to have the bathrooms towels perfectly aligned, canned foods labels out and the t-shirts perfectly folded. If she broke those rules, she was in deep trouble.

  • @mariah5000
    @mariah5000 5 років тому

    Didn't have the money to buy a fancy board but was able to do it with my hands. I have always been horrible with folding/keeping neat drawers and this was very helpful, thank you :)

  • @cashaiesha
    @cashaiesha 4 роки тому

    I love this idea. I don't have that folding tool. But I followed the folding technique and it gave a great fold. Help alote in my closet. Thank you for your idea👏👏

  • @edwin99901
    @edwin99901 10 років тому +136

    The "tool" is just for people who are extremely lazy. I can do that with my hands..

    • @MonicaMovieStar
      @MonicaMovieStar 10 років тому +9

      ***** I completely agree. She likes to hear herself talk. Videos are WAY too long.

    • @MelanieGVF
      @MelanieGVF 10 років тому +20

      Well, aren't you exceptional? So where's your video series?

    • @Stefaniaddison
      @Stefaniaddison 10 років тому +26

      Edwin Arocho yeah, I don't think I'd qualify someone as lazy because they use a tool that makes an arduous task more convenient and quick (I.E., I cannot imagine calling a parent who has to tackle folding their families laundry as part of their never-ending litany of chores a lazy person for using this tool. They maybe just don't enjoy folding laundry as a opposed to having more time). That's like calling someone lazy for using an electric drill instead of a screwdriver. both get the job done, one is just faster.

    • @MwRYum
      @MwRYum 10 років тому +1

      Yes you can really do it without the tool, but just not as fast...unless, you've more than 20 t-shirts to fold.
      Those who only have 5 or less to fold during each cleaning day really have no use for such stuff.

    • @MyAttemptAtAChannel
      @MyAttemptAtAChannel 10 років тому +21

      The point of being hyper-efficient is not wasting time on silly things and making things go faster/be easier. You can do it by hand. but industrial level t-shirt companies use this because it's fast & it fold things better, so everything doesn't fall apart. I think being lazy would just equates to not doing your laundry at all, or having someone else do it? This product just equates to good design in engineering.

  • @holliecarter2281
    @holliecarter2281 10 років тому +45

    pffft I can do that without that stupid folding board..

    • @leeaa.7061
      @leeaa.7061 5 років тому +1

      Hollie Spann I cant.

    • @zain4019
      @zain4019 5 років тому

      Hollie Spann
      Good for you:)

  • @Tygo423
    @Tygo423 8 років тому +15

    When I worked in a clothing store I would use a clip board as a template. What she has is big and unnecessary.

    • @katerilevasseur
      @katerilevasseur 7 років тому

      Terry Gomes.
      thats a great idea. Anything square would work, right?

  • @samruez5108
    @samruez5108 7 років тому

    I've seen the other t-shirt folding videos...yours is the best ty ty ty

  • @kingwashington2977
    @kingwashington2977 4 роки тому

    Omg thank you for the steps........ since I don't have the thingy magigy I just did it with my hands!....... Now my clothes finna be on point!! Thank you so much!! :D

  • @mirsahib596
    @mirsahib596 10 років тому +28

    did you get this from sheldon cooper

  • @Handle_yourstress
    @Handle_yourstress 9 років тому +6

    Good idea! But when I fold i use my hands its really quick

  • @savagebjj8094
    @savagebjj8094 10 років тому +9

    People be like 'durrr, why use a tool, durrr.' Didn't pay attention to the part where she said she hates folding? So a tool that makes it less of a hassle is somehow a waste?
    I've known a few people who hate folding or dealing with socks. If there was a readily available tool to fold socks for them, they'd be all over it. I don't see the big deal myself but if you have a few shekels to toss towards anything to improve your qualify of life, that's never a waste.

    • @c_wanderluster
      @c_wanderluster 4 роки тому

      Even if she uses that tool, still she has to fold! The tool it's not automatic and it doesn't do it for you!

  • @mythoughtwhatyousay
    @mythoughtwhatyousay 9 років тому +2

    I like that, very clean and organize colors ..

  • @piperlangton9683
    @piperlangton9683 3 роки тому +2

    Thank you sooo mmuucchh my house is a mess before I watched this video know because I just moved in and It Is so clean right know thank you.

  • @Dranach01
    @Dranach01 5 років тому +8

    Ended up here after my wife told me to organize my shirts.😒😖. Thanks for the video.

  • @julittok
    @julittok 11 років тому +8

    Sheldon Cooper likes this vid.

  • @stephenh7336
    @stephenh7336 8 років тому +47

    Sheldon Cooper called...he wants his clothes folder back

    • @yomi001
      @yomi001 4 роки тому +1

      Who the fuck is Sheldon Cooper? Is he your boyfriend?

  • @carolschickner5578
    @carolschickner5578 9 років тому

    This looks neat and neat and easy to do. Having problem finding the tool on your site. Can't wait to find tool and get organized. This has been a problem for me for years the way I have them stacked. Thanks.

  • @vanessah.8673
    @vanessah.8673 3 роки тому +2

    Thank you for this fast t-shirt folding method! I hope I can buy one, or make one using the cardboards I might have around the house

  • @spaztickolon
    @spaztickolon 8 років тому +248

    It makes me sad that people think they need this lol.

    • @Simba.Luna.
      @Simba.Luna. 8 років тому

      Lol

    • @spaztickolon
      @spaztickolon 8 років тому

      ***** excellent point lol

    • @starsallaround
      @starsallaround 8 років тому +14

      +Mimi V ba ha ha ha...please don't be a bitch

    • @chrisbenton5966
      @chrisbenton5966 8 років тому

      +twentyønepiløts! at the disco Thanks for being nice! Let's see what else, being 21 too many pilots & for losing your cool at a dance party. . . cute ø's by the way, sweety pie ;oD

    • @Lena-uh3ky
      @Lena-uh3ky 8 років тому +6

      why? Many people don't actually know how to do things.Very helpful thks

  • @arielmartinez7997
    @arielmartinez7997 4 роки тому +6

    No one:
    My broke self: Well I'm doing this with my hands!

  • @Snooze-vy1yo
    @Snooze-vy1yo 9 років тому +7

    Soo that's what Tapanga has been up to

  • @emilyc8958
    @emilyc8958 8 років тому +1

    I think it's cute that you say you 'file' your t-shirt. Your house is goals

  • @willb3698
    @willb3698 9 років тому

    Thanks a lot. My personal environment is a reflection of where I am at mentally etc. And Vice versa. So I find this pretty neat. And easy. A degree of organisation frees up my mind somewhat.

  • @BettaFun
    @BettaFun 5 років тому +5

    I made that magical tool out of boxes 🤣

  • @bowler8
    @bowler8 8 років тому +13

    there is someone on youtube that shows you how to make one of these gadgets

    • @bianca9750
      @bianca9750 8 років тому +1

      Who

    • @Shoedytang
      @Shoedytang 8 років тому

      +Bianca O me

    • @hamdaa1279
      @hamdaa1279 8 років тому

      who?

    • @Boredchinchilla
      @Boredchinchilla 8 років тому +7

      I made one with a pizza box (I got a clean one from the pizza place when we stopped for lunch one day- they gave it to me for free)- it already had the folds you need, so you just cut it to the size you want it to be...you can make kid sized and adult sized ones this way....

  • @vidfio4602
    @vidfio4602 8 років тому +32

    A bit too many folds, I mean why would you even iron a shirt anymore if you're going to make like 10 folds? I've got 500 t-shits or so can you come up with a better idea please?

    • @abbyschuneman7454
      @abbyschuneman7454 8 років тому +4

      i fold mine regular and instead of a 3 part fold at the end (after you fold in half and tuck sleeves) i do a 4 part fold and end it so that all my necks are facing in the same "j" shape on one side. Its a lot easier than using the folding machine and saves a ton of space. Have 30+ shirts that fit nicely into a small ikea drawer and i could even fit more if i needed.

    • @DerekTucker
      @DerekTucker 8 років тому +1

      I have about 200 shirts. I need a good solution.

    • @satancat2907
      @satancat2907 7 років тому +15

      why don't YOU come up with a better solution? Since you're the one who buys 500 shirts

    • @lemmegetuhh362
      @lemmegetuhh362 6 років тому +6

      I’m in complete awe and shock that you people have hundreds of shirts. I have like 15

    • @pintokitkat
      @pintokitkat 6 років тому +6

      lemme get uhh - look closer, VIDFIO has 500 shits, not shirts. Although why he keeps them, I dread to think.

  • @jupiterlove76
    @jupiterlove76 8 років тому +1

    i have this thing since it first came out. it really works as good as how she is using it.

  • @Terryplaysguitar
    @Terryplaysguitar 8 років тому +2

    Thank you so much. I've lived with messy t-shirt drawers for years but no more!

  • @TheJiivaonline
    @TheJiivaonline 10 років тому +5

    nice

  • @McRuffin
    @McRuffin 8 років тому +8

    "You... Can... See.. That... This... Does... Not.Take.Long" ;)

  • @daemon2880
    @daemon2880 9 років тому +34

    Without knowing her too much i can tell that she has a Type A personality.....

    • @risnandianggara
      @risnandianggara 9 років тому

      +Dan Abih agreed

    • @solatiumz
      @solatiumz 9 років тому

      +Dan Abih A for annoying you mean?

    • @daemon2880
      @daemon2880 9 років тому +1

      solatiumz No...admiration..

    • @solatiumz
      @solatiumz 9 років тому

      Dan Abih
      Yeah...no.

    • @daemon2880
      @daemon2880 9 років тому

      solatiumz According to Psychology, Type A Personalities are people who are excessively neat and organized all the time.....Type B are the opposite.......that's what i meant if you get my drift...

  • @montessorimom5269
    @montessorimom5269 9 років тому

    Thanks for this! I'm trying out konmari and she encourages you to display your folded clothing the same way. All the konmari folding videos show small people clothing being folded and I was unsure how to fold my oversized items. I found the pliio which is pretty awesome but pricey to have for every piece of clothing. I sure do like to drool over its organizational perfection, though! However, I DO have the flip-flap or whatever it's called that you show in your video and I'm so happy I can continue to use it, but just need to take the one extra folding step. So glad I won't feel the need to purchase another organizatonal tool. Thanks for the tutorial!

  • @franpipkin7860
    @franpipkin7860 9 років тому

    When I saw those T's in the drawer I wanted mine to look like that!!! I went and bought the folder right away. Thanks!!!!!

  • @willmfrank
    @willmfrank 8 років тому +9

    Easy enough to do with one's bare hands; no equipment needed...!

  • @rebeccacoomes2501
    @rebeccacoomes2501 8 років тому +19

    I learned how to this from Sheldon.

  • @MelihaP
    @MelihaP 11 років тому +26

    SHELDON!

  • @fyuuki98
    @fyuuki98 8 років тому

    As a perfectionist and an insane neat freak, watching this video is really soothing.

  • @pamiatkinson9161
    @pamiatkinson9161 5 років тому

    Girl, u guys are AWESOME!! I wish I had a one of those T-shirts that y'all made...awesome t-shirt folding method!!!