how many cloths can it contain?
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Less than a traditional washer, more than some of the smallest compact models. While everybody's idea of a load is somewhat different, and working with the pounds specified by manufacturers is not always intuitively easy, I'd say that it would be about a half load or a bit less than a normal moderately sized load for a traditional model. Before you purchase this model, however, you should read my other comments here, along with some of the other notes. This washer is a rugged little machine, which is made in America to serve principally in janitorial operations as a mop head and rag washer for a janitor's closet. As such, it can be a very cheap and rugged alternative for home use, but IT IS NOT AN AUTOMATIC WASHER, in the modern sense. It is much more akin to antique washers, as it is really just a pail with a timer controlled agitator and a drain hose. That's it. You have to fill it with water, drain it, fill it again to rinse, drain it, maybe rinse again, and all by hand, and then wring out your clothes and dry them.
1679425
Anything higher than a plastic container of wipes won't close, I can fit three rows of diapers into one side of the drawer. On the other side I can fit 2-3 small blankets and 2-3 burp cloths without struggling to open the drawer. It's convenient for things that are helpful to have in the immediate vicinity. Hope this helps!
1218935
I roll mine outside on the deck to dry my clothes. It rolls easily and holds quite a few things. However, I don't think it would hold more than one sheet at a time.
2226657
This is a BIG cloth-10 oz, washes easily in my machine, pay attention to it in the dryer (open up and rearrange it, as it will likely twist)-hope it serves you well!
1910891
I bought this for my daughter and she has probably 20 princess dresses (she has all of them plus some) I crammed them all in there, but I'd say if you want to keep it neat and tidy and be able to pull one out without 3 of them coming with it then I'd say like 8-10
1791020
I have 32 sleeves in mine with pictures on each side of the sleeve...so hold 64 pics. that is comfortable. ...could hold a few more but would get tight. love mine so much I ordered a second one.
192104
I haven't put it to the test, but it would hold about 5 dirty diapers. We have stuffed outfits and rags in it before.
704354
I use it as a drying rack so clothes are wet so they are heavier. I usually put between 8 to 10 garments on at one time. Its tall which is nice and collapsible
109340
I have 8 covers and one backup if needed. We usually use one cover all day (wiping it clean after each diaper change) but will use a different one if there's a blow-out that gets on the cover! If your prefolds are secured tight enough then most of it will be contained :-)
417405
The package I received had 72 cloths that were 21 in.x 11 in. I have liked them & used them for years.
1463917
One bag could hold up to 10 large bath towels and approximately 10 pairs of jeans. Because of number of loads of laundry you do per week, I would consider buying two units.
688363
It came with 3 other microfiber cloths AND the microfiber cloth with a small, personal protective pouch. Hope this helps!
1925080
There are twelve cloths in the tin, as well as a microfiber cloth to clean the item afterwards.
1463853
Just one plain piece of cloth. It's a piece of junk. You might as well use just about any cloth lying around the house.
797033
Yes, it would hold 2-3 cloth diapers. Of course, it will depend on how much other stuff you put in there.
461307
Oh dear, it has been awhile since I ordered but I believe it was six. I use the organic diapers to make really cute burp clothes. I add ribbon, personalize it, minkie or other cute fabrics. But basically the diaper catches the "goo", haha. And these do a good job and are super soft.
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I am using this for Depends, but it takes a standard tall kitchen bag. I would be guessing - possibly 7-10 cloth diapers.