Review on 50L Large Capacity Stair Climbing Shopping Cart W/ 8 Wheels - Double Handle Rolling Grocery Laundry Foldable Utility Cart (Purple) by Jay Chenier
Helpful Cart! - my new review
Being a retired single person, I love this cart as it makes it easy to bring in groceries from the car as well as going up the three steps in the garage to the house. Lifting the basket section does help carry more bulky things. The clip to release the basket is hard to pull, so I don't snap it in place again when the basket is lowered. The basket section still stays in place. This cart sure makes life easier!
- The cart is perfect for use in tight spaces
- May make customers feel uncomfortable or fatigued while shopping
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