Is it difficult to get the laundry out of the bags with the ironing board on top?
1248390
No. The ironing board is on hinges on the back side and just lifts up leans back. It isn't difficult either if the board is down. Just a small space to lift the clothing thru. I keep my iron in a holder on the wall above the cart until I need it to iron something. So the board is never cluttered up.
1248391
No. I get mine out easily, but if you find it challenging you can lift the ironing board portion up since it's on a hinge.
234556
I have not had that problem. I do not try to take them all out at once. I usually roll it to my washer and load directly into it.
305135
Probably ok, it seems fairly tough. It's not huge, and all bags suffer if overloaded.
2223927
It's velcro so you will have to un- Velcro an re-Velcro- so more steps than you probably want to deal with . I just pull out the laundry and put in a bag to take down to the laundry room.
1703003
I actually worried about the same thing. When folded the legs extend past the iron rest so there is not problem with it being in the way. I love this ironing board. You will need to add a pad as the one that comes with it is very thin and when you look at the same board that is at Bed Bath and Beyond it has a much thicker padded cover. When I added one I was much happier.
1619653
You can but I do not think would be practical or safe. You could be placing items in and we have a tendency to pushing things in based on the effort of the push or maybe children placing items in also and the force some children put in can have the hangers pulled away and the bag will fall.
270697
I think it is an excellent "ironing board." I have used it from day 1 as soon as I received the cart and have not been disappointed. It is a great "tool" for our laundry days.
1287690
I have found that if I pack the trash down into the bag to get as much as I can into the bag before taking it out it will be harder to get out and will catch on the screws from the handles. What I did to prevent that is cover the screws with packing tape and it doesn't happen any longer. Or not stuff the bags so full. Hope this helps.
69461
The frame is metal and it has a dull silver finish. The thing under the laundry bags is beige mesh and the top is some kind of heavy particle board with a attached cover made of muslin. The top flips up to easily remove the bags, or you can reach under it and twist the bad to lift it from the rods and pull it off under the hanging rods. I like mine.
1527737
I wondered this myself, but finally figured it out! The "crossbeam" has an additional horizontal bar going across about midway up/down the laundry bags. You can see it in the picture if you look closely. Might make it a little more sturdy? But doesn't seem to worth that extra money IMO. Hope that helps!
671454
I know how frustrating it can be when you can't get the bag open! I didn't have any problems with these bags at all. It tells you which side is the top of the bag and it was really easy to get the bags open. Didn't have to fumble with it at all!
1941012
I love the clothes rack so far. It is quite sturdy. The cover goes a few inches below the bottom rack. It is possible, I guess, for bugs to enter through the bottom as it is open (underneath the bottom shelf). Hope this helps
793093
I'm not really sure, but I have all the bins full and stuff on top. Never had a problem. I LOVE it.
1296359
It depends on how tight you fold the bags... At first I used to rolled the air out, as advised, but you get some wrinkled. I came out with the solution of get out the air by flatten the bag, and it was great almost ironed LOL .... These bags are great! 100% recommended
2249677
Not really. I roll the cart to the washer and pull the clothes out without lifting the bags.
292723
It is not hard to carry at all. There are hand holes (that's my technical term) on either side. I've carried mine up and down the stairs with no problems, even when it's full of dirty underwear. The inside canvas liners also come out if you want to just carry one load at a time. They are very easy to remove and replace. So far, I have been pleased with this basket.
1121791
I had the same question. But I figured it out. This hamper is not meant to be moved around and lifted like a basket - or else it would have handles on the sides. The slits are for when you lift up the hamper, the dirty clothes fall to the floor. You won't have to bend into the basket to scoop up the clothes. Just gran the sides, lift and viola, your clothes fall out. No need to exert effort. You might have to shake it a little.