How much weight can this take before it looks as squishy as bread at the bottom of your grocery bag?
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I'm 200 pounds and at about a month in it hasn't lost an ounce of resiliency. It's still early, but It's a very firm mattress, and I love it so far.
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Ive had mine for a good nine mounths now, and two people weighing about 160 sleep on it nightly and i haven't noticed any flatning. When i was doing my research for which bed to buy i. Had heard a lot of companies were doing a bait and switch, they would sell really good matress for a while, build up a good rating, and then start selling crap ones to make more of a profet. So just be careful with as to whome you buy it from, and to read ALL of their reviews to see if they played any said games with people.
989842
The bottom is somewhat flexible. If you need a strong, sturdy product to pack with heavy groceries, this may not be the product for you. It is fairly inexpensive, light weight, and easily stored, but you get what you pay for. I purchased it to transport dinners to my daughter's family.... a 1 hour car ride. It works well for that.
1288846
If you are thinking VERY light shirt/pants, it might be doable. I would say the total size of the bag is about the size of a regular grocery bag.
1103810
I can't say for sure what the weight capacity is. I can tell you that I have had 2gallons of milk plus 6 - 8 plastic grocery bags of assorted items without any problems and would be able to add more easily. I did have some issues trying to move gardening items around in the grass pushing the cart. Pulling was no problem at all because of the bigger wheels in back.
1027214
My guess would be 1 1/2 to two pounds .... I am a Senior and use it all the time .. for grocery shopping, laundry, etc...
402757
My guess would be 90 - 110lbs. It's not light. Also, once you unpack it, it rapidly expands and it will NEVER go into a box again.
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100 lbs, but you can make it a bit heavier, not too much though the chain could break and the bag can stress or rip the chain hooks if you go too much over.
1998072
I'll have to check the label on the box, but it can't be more than 10 pounds; probably around 6 or 7.
1488809
too obtrusive. it's easily 2-3x bigger than most of those small wheelie grocery bags, and would be very hard to get onto the stairs if loaded (though of course easy when folded)
697993
I put a quart of water in the bag. It was a little less than half full and seemed like it would be strong enough for what you want.
309559
It can handle that kind of weight. However, thw wires may be an issue for paperbag products like flour and sugar: suggest you put a board on the bottom. It handles a lot of weight for me, but did not do well with 3 3 gal paint cans... too much weight and it warped the wires and the plastic arms.
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I would say uncomfortably at best. It really just depends how you stuff it. Mine is packed to the max and it's over a foot high when laid flat.
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I would say around 30 lbs because I can lift it with no problem. Compared to my dogs 40 lbs bag of food which is difficult to lift.
1040220
The estimate that I would give is about 3-4 lbs. Of course, it depends on how the item is packed.
757941
243 pounds and the bottom should be about the size of a refrigerant container box
144608
That is hard to gauge. I put a lot of items in the cart but some where heavier then others. I took it to a bead show and filled it up with different bags. It does have the support bar on the bottom but this is a soft sided cart so there is very little structure to it. For example, you would have a hard time putting 8 gallons of milk in there because of the lack of structure. The tires, if i am not mistaken, are made of hard plastic and could crack if abused with use. My use was not for anything heavy duty. Overall, I was very pleased.
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1lb. It's heavy enough, but not to heavy to flatting your food out to much.