Tan Whitmor Easy-Lift 🧺 W Triple Folding Laundry Sorter Table Review

I really like that this laundry has four baskets instead of the usual three, which is more practical for me. It was very easy to assemble. I've had it for a few months now and haven't had any problems with it.

This sorter is just what we needed after moving to another house. This home does not have the same hanger space as our previous home, and there is no space for laundry baskets. It will be convenient as a replacement. It's not a very reliable feel, but it looks like it'll do the trick. I will update if quality/durability becomes an issue.

Where has my whole life been? He sits in the bedroom where the clothes are sorted as soon as they are undressed. I grab the empty hangers and roll them into the laundry room. Durable canvas totes are easy to pick up and throw laundry in the washing machine. As soon as the laundry comes out of the dryer, I hang the laundry and put the folded laundry on top. I can't live without it now. If your bedroom and laundry room are on the same level, this is a must.

Love this laundry basket/ironing board! The color is beautiful, overall very durable and very functional! I would rate it 5x except the instructions were terrible. The steps didn't make any sense, there was just a confusing picture showing how to put the pieces together and the instructions completely left out two parts that I should have figured out on my own. But after assembling it piece by piece (miraculously), I was very happy with my purchase.

We have a very nice triple canvas bag that we bought from Target a few years ago, but needed two identical blocks to be able to switch bags between bedroom and laundry. . After not finding a device identical to the one we already had, we bought two of them. The bags aren't actually canvas, they appear to be plastic, but they are thick and of good quality. I assume they will last a long time. The plastic isn't meant to absorb odors, but that also means you can't just toss them in the wash like…

This is by far the worst purchase I have ever made from Revain. A few screws and bolts that have always been loosened need to be tightened. The frame itself is cheap and cannot support the weight of the bags. The frame has already buckled under the weight of the filled sacks. The bags themselves aren't durable either, coming apart at the top seams. Because the frame is curved, the bags will tip and fall. The bags are also held by Velcro straps to metal frames hanging from the main body's upper…

Reasonably sized items. One department contains two pairs of underwear for children aged 10-11 for a week. As such, it holds a decent amount of clothing. On the other hand, it can be difficult to fit more than 3-4 towels in one section if they are large. The setup was very easy. My 11 year old completed most of it. The material quality leaves a lot to be desired. Especially with the tip. Like most "valuable things". Made in China. The top (except for the overlay, of course) is made of…

It is much higher than I expected. This build is seriously lacking in stability. This is why I'm sending it back: There are two pieces of metal that you have to screw directly into the cheap wooden board with 3 tiny screws on each side. The problem is that they already made the holes for you, so when you put the screws in the holes, they're almost ripped off. This was a big problem as the other sides of these pieces of metal screwed into the top of the frame and allowed it to fold back and…