🚪 Gray Door Hanging Laundry Hamper for Urban Moms with Stainless Steel Hooks Review

That's exactly what I needed for the bathroom in my tiny apartment. I never understood why people have baskets in their bathrooms until I lived alone and started hauling mountains of laundry out of the bathroom on a weekly basis. I already had a set of hooks above the door to dry my towels so I used 2 extra shower curtain hooks to hang them on the towel rail in front of the door and it works great. It's stronger than mesh laundry bags and more attractive. Overall a great product, a bit pricey…

I bought this for a baby changing room to separate dirty baby clothes from the laundry (as baby clothes need a special mild detergent). Since the baby is currently sleeping with us (there is no separate children's room), I don't need a basket that would take up too much space in our bedroom. It meets all requirements. The basket is a good size and appears to be made out of high quality, durable cotton fabric (for some reason when I bought it I thought it was jersey material, but I'm glad it…

I bought three of these laundry bags when space was limited and I had to part with my beloved laundry sorter. I adored her from the start! Looks nice (uses 3M hooks to have two on the back of the laundry door, one on the hooks provided and one on the 3M hooks below), the zipper opens to drop the load nicely into the car ( Top loading obviously with front loading wouldn't be that practical), a large enough hole for dirty laundry also holds a lot. Now a few weeks later I still love them so much…

I bought two hanging laundry bags over the door. What I love about it is that it's the smaller of the two so it fits nicely in my cramped bathroom. However, if you are looking for a large laundry bag, this may not be the ideal choice for you. The only problem I have is that the hooks that come with the kit don't fit any of my doors. The part that should fit on the door is too wide causing them to hang at an odd angle. Then the door won't close because they're half hanging. If you refuse to…

This is a great idea for compact bathrooms and as a mechanical engineer I love the concept. The idea works great. You throw your clothes in the basket, and when it starts to fill up, you place the laundry basket on the floor, just below the basket. Unzip the bottom zipper and the clothes will fall into the laundry basket. However, I have concerns about the durability of the basket. This basket is easy to load with a fairly heavy load. This puts a lot of stress on the top corner hinges, which I…