do flat small washers stay put or can they slip into other compartments?
1028333
The lid has indentations on the inside that help hold the removable bins in place. These indentations help keep thin parts in the bins, as well. For 80% of the bins, I would say that 7/16" is the cut-off for a washer. If it's diameter is at least 7/16", it should stay in its bin. If it is 1/2" wide or narrower, you can expect it to migrate to the next bin under the right conditions. The spaces immediately to the left and right of the handle (where the bins change orientation) are wider and washers up to 1 1/4" in diameter may be able to migrate from those bins.
1028334
Yes, everything stays in the specific compartments. I have never had anything move out of its intended compartment. I was a little curious myself and just performed an aggressive shake test and everything stayed in place. I do have four compartment with fine washers and all are in there intended bins. I am very pleased with this product and intend on order a few more.
1028335
I use it for my computer components and I store several size washers in the unit. They do not slip at all. Just when you close the lid and lock it shut, push down on the center of the lid itself make sure it is fully closed..sometimes due to the amount of the inner compartments moving in and out they maybe slightly off when lining up with the lid grooves. I will be purchasing another one soon. It's very sturdy as well
1028336
Mine do. There are little pyramid-like "chocks" in the corners that help to keep things in their bins. However, I should add that I mostly keep my trays flat, unless carrying them. They don't have a lot of temptation for compartment hopping.
1028337
It would depend on how small the washer are. If stored flat nothing moves. When carried by the handle I do not believe much if anything has moved, the washers I do carry have not moved.
1028338
I recently bought 6 of these and I had thought that nothing would migrate into other bins when carried or shaken. I quickly found out differently. Thinner washers will easily slip thorough. Small nails, and even screws will migrate if shaken enough. I just wish the plastic top fit better and was more rigid so this would not happen, but for the price I am not complaining. I just put all my small hardware in little bags and then in the cups.
2027759
Yes but not in a small capacity washer dryer-it's fluffy but needs room to move around-not crammed or twisted.
287818
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.
915532
It's just personal preference. The compartments are sloped so that water drains back into the shower no matter which compartment is on top. I went with the smaller on bottom simply because I thought it worked better for soap, razors, etc.
1255021
I have the queen size. I haven't washed it yet but I think it'll be tight in my older top loading washer. Because it is older, it may not have the same capacity as newer top loading washers
1425247
I have an old dishwasher and they are a tight fit in the top rack center but they do fit and do get clean. Work in the bottom rack as well when I need to wash all eight as well as other stuff. I like them
1370891
They are a little small for laundry baskets, I don't think you can fit in more than 3 bath towels in them. But it will depend on how big your loads are.
1766967
yes, wash clothes and probably hand towels, depending on how you fold them, would fit. NOT bath towels
1377775
That depends on the size of your laundry basket. I use mine with plastic storage bins.
1387364
I have the same type of washer. I just put it in right after the detergent, in the same drawer. I know it's not the way the directions on the bottle say to do it, but I have never had a problem.
1509653
Yes and yes. I turned one of mine around to switch compartment positions myself. If you do this, the drawer becomes more of a shelf because it won't slide out. I use mine for "working documents".
508226
I have had no problem with things slipping from their compartment into another when sideways, and I use it for small wires.
1800865
Yes they stay in place. There is enough room within compartments for screws to move around in without shifting to another compartment. My husband loves it. Good quality product and seems to be sterdy.
2247856
I use it in my guest bathroom to hold bath towels, hand towels and wash clothes. The bath towels have to be folded a certain way to fit.
1267141
I do put mine in the washer and dryer, but take care not to wash them with items that will get stuck in the velcro closures. It will result in the velcro not staying fastened.
1120173
I have the Seville in the corner and my washer and dryer next to it,,it depends how much space you have..this is a great product with lots of shelf space,,I am very happy with mine..
610081
I hang jeans, sweatpants, shirts...everything right out of the washer. I have never had a problem with it tipping when I hang jeans on one bar.