do these folding laundry basket liners. have velcro tabs? snap on tabs? or tie on tabs? is the item durable? is this item easy to use?
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The liner has 6 Velcro tabs. Yes, it's very durable. I've carried everything from groceries, to bags of planting soil, soda, case of water, plants, etc. It is remarkably strong. What you haven't asked is probably the most important - the wheels. Great balance and very sturdy. I am very impressed with the quality of this double-basket cart and the liner is a plus. Good value. Also, the cart folds up for storage which saves space in my condo.
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The liner has 6 Velcro tabs. Yes, it's very durable. I've carried everything from groceries, to bags of planting soil, soda, case of water,plants, etc. It is remarkably strong. What you haven't asked is probably the most important - the wheels. Great balance and very sturdy.I am very impressed with the quality of this double-basket cart and the liner is a plus. Good value. Also, the cart folds up for storage which saves space in my condo.
924943
Velcro tabs yes but they will not hold up to anything over 5 to 10 lbs. The liner is cheaply made. I don't recommend. Spend a little more and get a better quality one.
924944
The shopping cart liner we have has velcro tabs. Item is very nice, but the tabs keep coming loose. I sewed them and put a safety pin on them to keep them in place. I think the tie on tabs would be the most durable.
924945
The tabs are Velcro and yes, it is extremely easy to use. And, yes, it seems very durable. I almost didn't buy the liner, because I was afraid it was going to be cheap or not fit properly, but I went ahead and got it, and it's literally the best idea ever. I saw the same basket in a medical supply place the other day, so I feel pretty good about it.
924946
They are velcro loops that go over the top of the basket and have stayed in pretty well though when you fold up the cart you kinda have to pull the liner up on the cart I have otherwise you can't hook the catch to keep it closed. It was easy to install and use, but I'm not sure if it would hold up going through the washing machine. It already has a rip in the top on mine after only a month or so of light use.
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What type of material is the inside lining? Is it water-proof/stain-resistant? Want to use as laundry basket for dishcloths and soiled baby clothes. Not sure how it will hold up to the dampness, mildew-wise. Also, will the small bin be able to hold one load of washing?
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The bases are elastic and it helps to slip them in control side first from the inside. The boxes are not the sturdiest but if you reinforce the rod connectors / sleeves with just a little heavy duty tape they seem to hold up just fine. Considering the other answers, I will say I've seen velcro and elastic so it may depend on the batch. Mine were elastic.
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There's a perforated line. You just fold on the line and rip, it's easy and comes out nice. They're thick enough that they don't tear awkwardly as long as you fold it before you tear.
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Are you just trying to make the disposable diapers "cute"??? Because that seems like a wast of money to me. You can get outfits that come with covers. I'm not sure why you would want to use it over a disposable. It works great with prefolds and cloth inserts though! I have two and they've been GREAT!
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I am using them to store for months...and also to pack with for moving...I have opened a couple to add to...and things didn't seemed to wrinkle much..but the items were not in for more than a couple days then...I think for the space savings it it worth it...I just take a wet cloth and put clothes in dryer for 20 mins or so...to get out wrinkles..
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I am using it to reinforce the sides of a page that will have notebook holes in it. While it seems very durable I am not sure how much folding and unfolding it will take. However, it is relatively inexpensive and would certainly give your maps a longer life. Hope this helps. Good luck. Linda
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I just stapled them with small staples. It's quicker than tucking them in, but that works quite well too. The paper has enough friction not to open back up. Just sort of take the flap and tuck it inside folding at the opening while holding the bag part open. Not to mention they look nicer tucked in.
2018358
I love it. what are you planning on using it for? Its pretty durable for Laundry basket
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These are great liners for glove you don't want to get dirty such as animal skin gloves that don't hold up well in the washing machine. These gloves holdup fine in non abrasion situations. Velcro causes ugly non hole damage to em. Be nice to have a mfg make some that work on a touch screen.
675881
No, Not at all they have heavy duty metal hooks with a black coating that are non slip! I love this laundry helper!! I wish I had it when my kids were growing up!
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I used my old ones from the last sorting hamper. Many stores ( Bed Bath and beyond, linens and things etc) sell mesh laundry bags, so you can always sew velcro 'eyes' to them and use extra sticky velcro 'hooks' on the frame. See an example here:http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B006I24H9E/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_1?ie=UTF8&index;=1
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For heavier items, I suggest hanging them on at least two of the lines. This does make it difficult to put clothes pins on, but if item is heavy enough, it shouldn't matter. There is a bracket to latch to adjacent side, which works quite well. As far as the durability of the line itself, I am not impressed. I have had problems with the lines retracting. I have had to cut one of the lines, as it got tangled within the system itself, and there was no way to reach the point where the problem occurred. This can definitely be a problem if used while it it is windy outside.
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You can pull them up and down but they do stretch a little and get loosier. I find if you undo the tab they really dont stick again. They absorb really well but I started buying velcro ones- easier to undo and redo.
1551966
Yes - I use the heavy duty plastic hangers - little thicker than the normal plastic hangers. But they fit snug and don't move once you get them snapped on. They work really good - keeps slacks from sliding off the hanger and eliminates that annoying crease
1384321
No snaps. These liners have downside studs, or "cleats", that hold them against them car flooring and prevent shifting. Just lay them down and you're done. Easy to lift out and clean.
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Good Morning Robert,Yes, the walker can fold with basket attached. There are straps on each side and a stabling cord that goes underneath the basket and stretches around the walker. My Mom loads it up pretty good with a cordless phone, water, snacks, etc and is very stable. She said it was the best present I ever gave her...I don't think you would be disappointed. I would highly recommend it! Mary from NY