🧺 Honey-Can-Do 3-Compartment Laundry Sorter with Mesh Bags, Steel/Black Review

We painstakingly assembled the product, loaded the laundry and placed it in the room. We drove the cart one floor and about 30 feet to the washer/dryer. When we rolled it back the same distance, all the joints were severed. If you are interested I can take pictures of the details. I hope superglue will help us not wasting our money.

Love the look and it's very easy to put together, only took a few minutes. My only issue with this is that the second you load the bags the top of the bag slides down into the middle of the little bars they sit on so the fabric shifts down to basically the handles to cover. climb. It's not a big problem, just not very aesthetic. The kids could push the sticks out of the joints, but they're easy to put back in.

I liked the lack of instructions. But I found out. What could have been, maybe a 10 minute build took about half an hour. It's definitely not as strong as I thought it would be, or as it seems. The bag hooks don't even snap onto the bars. They just sit there and don't even form around the bar or anything. So sometimes the bags fall off. I was very excited about this purchase, but now I'm the same as ah. I probably should have spent more money on wood.

Look, the price speaks for itself. But it does the job! I needed 3 sections to sort laundry, check it out. Need it to fit in a specific space, the boom is not too big, it fits perfectly. The last thing I wanted was for the sections to be detachable but separate, and they are! Its hollow metal held together by plastic parts snaps everything together, even the wheels. Strength and durability are lacking, but this is a laundry hamper, not a cart. Mine arrived slightly damaged but not enough to…

Not as good as the one we bought 3 years ago. My old laundry sorter of this brand lasted 2 years before we had to tape the seams on the connectors as the poles came loose when the basket was fully extended. This sorter, as soon as we collected it empty and pulled out the sorter, the sticks separated. My husband squeezed it tighter for me but it still came apart too easily. I used clear tape to secure the connectors but this was difficult as the new connectors are angled with pointed ends and…

This laundry sorter is pretty good quality for the price. The metal spars are glazed to prevent rust and it looks like a nice thick coat of glaze too. No tools are required for assembly (which is good as there are no assembly instructions either). The device comes with a list of parts and you need to figure out how they fit together. Luckily this is not difficult; There are two different types of gussets that simply insert metal rods into them. You may need to put some pressure on them to get…

UPDATE: It has been approximately 4 months since my initial review and approximately 9 months since I purchased this item. I've included a new image so you can see what you're dealing with. The problems are not so much with the materials, but with the design. Unfortunately it keeps tearing at the joints and that was a problem from the start. My husband used screws to secure the connections when I started this. He left 2 connections without screws and they kept falling apart. The only thing more