Would these work well as laundry baskets?
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As well as any bongo buckets. We use ours for toys; stuffies, musical instruments, leis and crowns, and pom poms. They get heavy abuse and are holding up well. Note: they do not have lids like regular bongos, and the largest one is about two thirds size of regulars. I hope this helps.
1492765
I think they will be best for that actually, that and light weight items. My son has are too big and heavy so it tips over and I have to prop it up. The handles tore easily for ones with out toys but it still functions well.
1681287
I would say no. They're definitely not the most durable storage baskets you could find.
1713278
I don't think it would work well because you would lose shelving on one side of each of these, and more importantly, they are long and will use up a significant amount of space. They are heavy, well constructed and attractive and I would otherwise recommend the purchase.
1422302
I would have to say no. The basket is pretty short. I would go for a taller one for larger item storage.
846423
the baskets r really nice but i think they're prob too big for what u want and as liz said, fabric is a little thin for that. I'd go with hard plastic.
668914
Probably not. I currently use the largest of these baskets from the set for my large toiletries (extra bottles of shampoo, etc). Unless you do laundry every day and they're kids, they probably won't be big enough for laundry. However, Whitmor 6500-1715 Rattique Storage Tote is quite a bit larger. I use these for my husband's socks and underwear and they are more than big enough for that. Again, if you have a lot of laundry, they probably won't be big enough either, but they'll be closer. Hope this helps!
1262326
I would think they would! They are quite sturdy. I don't think you could hang jeans or heavy wet shirts, but I think for T-shirts or dish towels, they would work fine
796675
No. The baskets really are not of a quality to use a bunch either. The basket finishing is not of high quality. For what I use it for it works fine, but for high use or to try and put file folders in the basket - not a good fit. Find something else.
1377774
Not sure how to answer your question as I don't know the size of your baskets. This item only sits a couple of inches off the floor and would NOT accommodate the size of laundry baskets we own. We use ours for storing cat food as it rolls easily in and out of our pantry/closet. You should chech the specifications for this item then measure your laundry basket to see if it will be a proper fit. The shelf is expandable by loosening a couple of locks to stretch or close it to your needs.
106129
yes, baskets can be used but they can't be wide or tall. I have my teapot on it and I sometimes use a plate and put my fruit on it. You gave me a good idea about the baskets, I think I will use them, too.
1222783
i don't see why not, but they might not be sturdy enough depending on what you will have in them. I have two stacked and use for produce, sitting on my counter and it works excellently!
1516755
I think so. Right now I have them hanging with a tank top and a shirt over it. Doing fine. I toss mine in a quart Baggie to keep them together. I love them!
632198
Yes, if you are neatly folding them. I'm storing kitchen towels, etc. in mine. Works well as I have a handle to pull it out from the back of the bottom shelf kitchen cabinet.
483889
No. They are not wide enough. This is for lighter storage, like hand towels, cosmetics, or a smaller trash can.
58184
The bottom of this basket is smaller than the top so they will nest a bit and I don't think that is what you are looking for.
684559
Definitely not big enough for a laundry basket, even for a baby. I use mine for magazines, and they fit with a little bit of extra room.
905159
Yes they would. They are easy to clean and storage is not a problem. The fact that there is three of them hooked together, makes it almost impossible to lose, a big plus in my kitchen. Good luck.