🧺 Convenient Amazon Basics Stair Climber Rolling Laundry Hamper: Dolly Conversion, 38" Handle Height, Grey Review

I bought this for my mom and it's great! I had a chance to use it before giving it to her. Stair climbing wheels are ideal for curb climbing, the wheels are strong and allow the basket to move on a level surface. The basket part is detachable and can be used like a basket, while the rotating part can be separated and stored away when not in use.

We recently moved into a two story house with lots of stairs. The bedrooms are upstairs and the laundry room is downstairs. I really love this car. I had about 3 weeks. Great for climbing stairs. Going down the stairs is a bit more difficult as you have to push them first but hold on. As a result, the handle is too low and you have to bend down to hold on. Holds a decent amount of clothes. I have a large top loading washing machine and it fills 3/4 full when I put laundry in it.

So far, so good. Very easy to set up. I used it the day after I received it to go to the laundry at my apartment building. Entrance from the other side of my house and it was raining💦. Especially when I brought my clean and dry clothes back to my apartment in my new roll-up basket. It was damp outside, but the clothes stayed dry. The material is durable and waterproof, dries quickly, does not leave stains. The inner surface is smooth and easy to clean. I am very happy with my purchase.

I have trouble carrying things, bending over or stooping. This is ideal as the basket is off the ground and I don't have to bend down a lot to get my clothes. Of course I don't have to carry it because of the wheels and it climbs steps without any problems. You can detach the basket and use it as a trolley. I recently received a package of 36 lemonades. All I had to do was fold it onto the cart and just wheel it into the kitchen. The basket itself is pretty sturdy and the way it attaches to the

My mum is 89 and complains about picking up a laundry basket and carrying it up the stairs to the laundry room. I gave this wheeled laundry basket as a Christmas present hoping it would make washing easier for her. She wanted to try it immediately. Loaded with laundry, she had to hang herself from the railing and managed to get down the stairs to the laundry room. I think it's a great invention, but in the long run I don't know if she'll ever get used to it. She seemed to think it might be…

Firstly I love that it was made for climbing stairs and the size is just right. I had the following issues with it: 1) (I'm 5ft 7in) I think the handle should slide out for easier maneuvering. Which unfortunately is not the case. 2) Works well on the stairs but very noisy. I was asked not to use it in my apartment building as it is so noisy. We do have a covered staircase but it is covered/open and unfortunately any loud noise here is acoustically amplified. Hits the target for me. Otherwise it

This laundry basket/trolley looks like it would suit camping on wheels very well. It's just weird that whoever thought and designed this didn't think of the various little things that could make this a really great product. carry something heavy. It also doesn't stay closed without a tie or ribbon around the bottom of the wagon. I used a bungee cord but it still doesn't prevent it from tipping over. The basket should have some sort of locking device to keep it in place and not open…

I like it a lot! I hate spending money on things I need because of my disability. It appeared as an ad on my Facebook. I showed it to my husband and told him that if it worked, he wouldn't have to do the laundry anymore. Between that and my grip on the pen, I could do anything. He was on board immediately! He HATES laundry and volunteered for the job 4 years ago when I could no longer carry baskets up and down stairs. He was thrilled to hear that he might not have her anymore. The assembly was…