Since this hamper does not have a liner, do you find that your clothes snag on the wicker?
445292
I have a net laundry bag in the bottom of the hamper. I throw the clothes in the hamper and i suppose panty hosecould get stuck or something loosley knit, but I have no problem. I take the net bag out and fill it with the clothes and take it to the washer. Basically I like its size, chance to sit on it and looks.
261603
Nope! Use it all the time to take clothes to the dry cleaners and haven't ever noticed any issues.
610105
I am not aware that there is a liner for this cart but then I just use it for dry laundry. It is very convenient.
1087860
It is a hamper, not a bench. There are lots of attractive storage benches out there which might hold up better and be stronger for seating.
621053
The hanging clothes hamper is quite large and has a metal frame. You probably wouldn't use the frame when traveling, but I think a smaller bag would be better for travel.
680109
Yes. We have had this piece for over a year now, maybe two, and it hasn't pick up a single snag or tear. We keep it at the foot of our bed and store linens inside. We are always sitting on it to put our shoes on. It still looks brand new. My only complaint was that i needed to let it "air out" for a few days because it smelled, perhaps from glue, I don't know. I keep some cedar balls inside now.
2266095
It does not. The hanger accommodates up to a 3/4 inch thick door; so, if it is less than this, adding an lining would be preferable to make a snug, but not tight, fit. My cabinet doors are stained and I used a paper shim to make the hanger snug - no marks after six months even with accidentally knocking the holder off a few times.
1990444
i'm not sure it would be good as a hamper, its a pretty big square once its opened up. it would be good as the go between from the hamper to the laundry. but as the actual hamper, i dont think it would be a good fit.
1850110
Yes, I have it sitting under my utility sink for storage but when I do laundry, I sit it on the counter and as things go from the washer to dryer I use the hangers to hand those items I don't dry. Love this product and gave one to my neighbor! Hope this answer was helpful!
234554
I have never had that problem. These bags are pretty sturdy. I usually lift out the entire bag to dump out the dirty clothes though since my hamper is upstairs and my laundry room is downstairs. I have not been disappointed with this at all.
955184
I have not used for clothing that would get wrinkled, only for Blanquets, Winter Jackets and Conforts - all bulky stuffs.
1038199
The rails are fine. It is the sides of the plastic bins that can sag and/or snap if too heavy. Mine are full to the top with scrapbook paper which is heavy so clothe should be fine
1121791
I had the same question. But I figured it out. This hamper is not meant to be moved around and lifted like a basket - or else it would have handles on the sides. The slits are for when you lift up the hamper, the dirty clothes fall to the floor. You won't have to bend into the basket to scoop up the clothes. Just gran the sides, lift and viola, your clothes fall out. No need to exert effort. You might have to shake it a little.
1828440
Mine has many loose ends that stick out. The wicker? Is fairly soft however. It's up to you, but me personally I wouldn't want to take the chance of ruining my knitted things.
1272570
I bought 2 of these and absolutely love them. I have not tried to move mine, but you would definitely have to take everything out to move. Would not be good for heavy items, I use mine for shirts, blouses, and pants, no heavy sweaters or coats. It is a little flimsy, but it works for what I need it to do.
551688
No there is not. I tried adding one but once you put the drawers in there is not enough room for the clothes to hang properly.
1971419
I wouldn't recommend this as a hamper, I think the clothes would fall out like you said.