Is it easy to remove/install the liners or will I be cursing every time I take the laundry down to the washer?
569610
It's very easy to re-install the liners. There are Velcro strips attached to each bag that are easy to line up against one another. I usually don't connect the two bags because they fill up so quickly. Installing the bags are sort of like putting a trash bag in a trash can, no different. Enjoy!
569611
i found it easy but apparantly my housekeeper didn't considering the liners have been MIA since the week i got them haha.
569612
We have had this hamper for about 8 months now and I have not cursed yet. There are separate liners on each side which are attached with Velcro. They do move a bit but are not a problem. It makes it easy to take the whole bag or just reach in and grab what is in the bottom. All in all we are quite pleased with this hamper.
569613
Super easy to remove - they are just fastened to each other with little velco strips. Takes 2 seconds.
569614
They are very easy to remove and replace. Its all velcro. I love this hamper!
1011497
I would only wash it either in a front load machine or one without the agitator. I have not washed mine yet, but when I do it will be at the laundry mat in one of the big front loaders. Would hate to see it get torn up.
1400980
I will take the liners out of the diapers but wash them all in the same load of wash. That way I know both parts are getting clean.
1267967
I have never put a shower curtain in the washing machine! The liner is usually what gets dirty. When that happens I just replace the liner.
1212296
I haven't put mine in the washer machine but the small tag attached gives instructions to. It also has instructions for dryer use.
765262
Not at all difficult. I no longer have the cleaner so I can't give you many details as I don't recall from doing it. Nevertheless, it was quite easy and did resolve the issue.
100664
It's hard plastic, so you can just hose it out. I always have a towel or pad of some sort in there which I can throw in the laundry.
335901
I have not tried to remove any, but I would say no. They seem to be on there very securely, and my mother's clothes get washed in very hot water at the nursing home. Maybe the company that makes them would have some advice.
1579141
its not difficult but its not something you will want to do daily, or twice a day. you'll need to clean it off so its not heavy, get on your knees & unscrew both knobs, then lift up & retighten.
1603784
I just take it to the laundry mat and use the front load washer on lcold and dry on low with a fabric softener sheet and it does the job
1659941
Thank you for your interest in this product. I have inspected the hamper. Te remove the bins, simply lift them off the frame. There is no disassembling required to do this. The material is a cotton duck or lightweight canvas. While you can machine wash, I would line dry to avoid shrinking. The cover has a bar in it to hold it down and in place. This bar must be removed for washing. It slips into a pocket from the end of the cover. Also very easy to remove. Have a great day!
1926276
I would say that it's relatively easy. In my case after 3 or 4 washing-drying cycles the hem (which is what we used this for) started falling apart in some sections. From there it was easy to take it off and apply a new layer.
326929
The washers go on top of the wheels (black rings) as bumper guards. Easy to put together. Straight bars into the ring. Support ring (on the bottom) attaches from the side. The wheels screw in. Nice size laundry basket!!
459979
I didn't buy the plastic liners. I simply cut the box the shelves came in and used the pieces as liners. I have all of my laundry detergent, fabric softener, etc. on top of the cardboard. If spills occur, I simply wipe the cardboard.
1072272
Yes; the fabric comes off rather easily. We have had many accidents that have needed a washer machine to fix!
1912477
They're extremely easy to take off. Just make sure the tub/shower is very dry before you install them.
66661
It does not have any openings for the knobs or for the doors of the machine, so it is a bit of an inconvenience. I have learned to accept that fact and work around it because it is still far easier than having to clean the machines off of all the dust and dirt (and rust) that accumulate on the machine since mine are outside. Having said that I do not fully remove the covers when using the machines. I simply lift up the front and pull it over just enough to open the door. For the washer, since the door is on top, it holds the cover open without any problem. For the dryer, I use the heavy detergent bottle to sit it on top holding the cover open. I then left up and over to access the knobs, and put it back when done. In order to be able to do this, I do not use the provided straps to tie the covers down, but since it is not windy enough where I live, I don't need them.