Can this be used next to Washing Machine &amp; hold 46 oz. detergent?
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I have my shelf in a space just a bit wider than the shelf itself, between my stacked washer/dryer and my pantry shelves, which are the white rubbery covered metal ones. In the several months I've had it there, I haven't had any problems. As to the detergent, it might depend on the shape of the container. I keep containers of things like Woolite and Fabric Softener that are 50oz and they just fit.
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Yes it is very sturdy and absolutely great for a laundromat! It does not fold up, so if you have to transport it or use stairs, it would not work. If you can leave it where you do laundry it would work.
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Frankly that really depends on the size of your washing machine. I would say it can hold a full load.
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I keep a 5 pound bag of cat food on it and that's fine. Also have had some very heavy squashes on it and they were fine too. Not sure how heavy your laundry detergent bottles are but I expect it will be OK. Rolls well on our wood floor.Lower shelves are probably too shallow for detergent bottles.
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I have a generous front loader and this monster won't fit in there. To machine wash mine, I have to trudge to the laundromat and use one of the huge washers. But, it is machine washable. The question is how big your washer is at home.
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The label says, "To Reduce Malodors in Washing Machine: After filling the washer with water, add 8oz. (1 cup) full strength of this product to each washload." So it is suitable for laundry, but I think that amount is probable excessive.
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I think it could be washed in a big front load washer without an agitator. Like at the laundrymat
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It doesn't say and I haven't tested it, but currently it holds a gallon of bleach, pre-wash spray bottle and about a 25 pound (largest I've seen) of laundry detergent. Lower shelves hold folded towels only. It feels sturdy, but I wouldn't stand on it myself.
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Yeah it can support a lot of weight. I have a lot of cleaning supplies on mine, including a very heavy 50 load container of laundry detergent
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L think it would be too large. Also any vibration from the washer would be greatly magnified by the metal frame.
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Technically I am not sure, it seems sturdy enough you could put in the washing machine but you definitely would not want to dry it. It is a decent size and feels quite sturdy so I would think to keep it clean you would just need to wipe with a soapy sponge.
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It would definitely work for laundry. My Mom uses her for that, too. It is really handy for groceries but laundry works as well. She can take a big bottle of detergent and not have to buy the more expensive smaller containers. For you taking it home, it's ideal. Enjoy.
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I don't see why not. I am sure it would work great. I use it for all my laundry and it does a fabulous job.
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Yes you can, you might want use a half a cap of sport wash on your HE washer especially if you are only doing half load of laundry.
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Not sure what you are using it for . Have six bottles of laundry products on it but only pull out / push it in about a foot . It is between the machines . Take the wheels of and put some skid pads under it .
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I used it in the laundry room, however it is a standard size and will fit under the counter top. Be advised however there are no mounting brackets to anchor the machine to the counter
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I honestly don't see how it could hurt. I have a(n) he machine and I like adding some of this because I think it helps the regular detergent (or pods) clean better. It also helps a bit with that smell he washers can get. Evidently a lot of people use it to make their own detergent by combining it with other things- I was impressed by all the comments on that.