Can I use this to store my washing supplies for the laundromat. Detergent, Bleach, Softener
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You can use it to store anything. You can also fold it up for storage when not it use
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You could get a piece of 1/8" or 3/16" Masonite, cut it to same size as bottom of bag and put Velcro patches to match the Velcro on the bottom of the back. Viola! A bag with a rigid bottom.
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Hi Robina! I don't think that using this particular product is a good idea for the heavy items you would like to store. It is very flexible. I think you would be better using something more solid.Yours truly,Grandma Judy
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I would not use it to carry items, only as a storage in one location. The bottom is thin cloth.I use it for placing shopping and grocery bags in SUV. Measurements: 25 inches by 12 inches, and will fold flat into a 12 x 12 thin stack, for storage.
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Yes, to store all of that but understand that bottom of container is soft fabric so while you can carry anything that sets on a hard surface, you cannot move it around from place to place due to the soft bottom of the container.
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There is no firm bottom to the storage chest, the sides are firm, but fold/accordion inward without stuff inside to hold it open. There is also Velcro on the bottom to stick to trunk carpeting. It is also fairly wide, and wouldn't carry easily with the bottom flexing.
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Yes. It didn't work for me because I needed a laundry basket and this one is too small for that but should be perfect for your purpose.
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I use my for holding laundry soaps in between my washer and dryer. I dont think it would be sturdy enough to hold exercise equipment.
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Yes, It is the convenience of just having to through the pack in. No messing measuring or cups to deal with. Just toss the pack in and walk away. For laundromat or apartment washers, do not place in slot for adding detergent. Place directly in washer. Super great item.
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I use mine to store a juicer and a large cast-iron frying pan. I guess it depends on the area your appliances will cover;the weight of them,too.
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Yes! Great product. Can definitely be used for towels and linens. Also, when not in use it is easy to store.
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Are you meaning to throw in with a load of laundry and it comes clean? I would be cautious, especially with the soap nuts, because, although the weave is porous enough for long term (ie; steeping tea or coffee) or really hot (ie; soup making) purposes, I don't believe that it would let out all of the product within one wash cycle and you may end up with a goopy mess stuck in your clothes. If you're wanting to STORE the detergent/nuts in them (this would be a tiny size to do that in, but whatever...) , that would probably be ok, as long as the particles aren't so fine that they'd sift through the bag.
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Yes, you can use this dispenser for all the items you mentioned. Unless one of those products is very thick in its consistency you might have some challenge. But for normal consistency is fine. I use it as a liquid soap dispenser and no issues. Very pleased with my purchase.
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Yes, but not a lot of them. We store about 8 rolls of toilet paper,Bath towels and lots of washcloths.
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No. You can't tell in the picture, but there are comparents built into the top of the dresser that hold diaper cream, wipes, etc., but no room for any additional storage. I hope this answers your question!
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That is a tough question, but I don't think you will have a problem with storing canned goods in it. I keep all my body wash, shampoo, hair spray, about 10 or 12 to a shelf. The shelves are screwed into the cabinet wall. I can't promise that the canned goods will work in there because I have never used it like that, but they really should be no problem. I have no buckling or anything going on yet. It is a good, sturdy little cabinet for what I have used it for.
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Do you mean if they open and close? Yes, I use mine to store my laundry soap and rags. If you are asking if you can remove them and leave an empty space.....I don't know the answer to that.
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It would work providing the products are not too thin because of grating of shelves. But things like detergent, windex etc would be okay
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Yes, just as everyone else here has stated, this spacesaver will hold towels, soap, candles, tissue, anything you need for the most part. I like to keep hand towels, candles, Kleenex, air freshener, an extra roll of T.P. , vase and decorative items, etc. and I have received compliments on how nice it looks. Nice for the price.
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Yes it would work. I use it when I take my oversize bedding (king size mattress pad, etc) to the laundromat, along with the detergents in the bottom. It can handle the bedding even though I bring it home wet (equals heavy) because I can't use their dryers because of allergies to the dryer sheets. I would put the dirty clothes in a plastic bag, however. I swear, this thing has an amazing amount of uses. If we didn't live in a small apartment, we'd have another of these on hand in case this one ever breaks. We've had it about 2 1/2 years, though, and use it at least 4-5 days a week and so far it still doesn't even look used! By the way, I wish the best for your mom. Denise Yes it would work. I use it when I take my oversize bedding (king size mattress pad, etc) to the laundromat, along with the detergents in the bottom. It can handle the bedding even though I bring it home wet (equals heavy) because I can't use their dryers because of allergies to the dryer sheets. I would put the dirty clothes in a plastic bag, however. I swear, this thing has an amazing amount of uses. If we didn't live in a small apartment, we'd have another of these on hand in case this one ever breaks. We've had it about 2 1/2 years, though, and use it at least 4-5 days a week and so far... » Read More Yes it would work. I use it when I take my oversize bedding (king size mattress pad, etc) to the laundromat, along with the detergents in the bottom. It can handle the bedding even though I bring it home wet (equals heavy) because I can't use their dryers because of allergies to the dryer sheets. I would put the dirty clothes in a plastic bag, however. I swear, this thing has an amazing amount of uses. If we didn't live in a small apartment, we'd have another of these on hand in case this one ever breaks. We've had it about 2 1/2 years, though, and use it at least 4-5 days a week and so far it still doesn't even look used! By the way, I wish the best for your mom. Denise « Show Less
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I have a fairly large washer and dryer and it turned out wonderful!!! Perhaps if you don't have a large enough washer and dryer you could take it to the Laundromat to was and dry.
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No, it is not made for use with HE - at least I don't think so. They suggest you add the detergent while the machine fills and then add clothes - so I'd say unless you have a top load HE it may not be good. Although - detergent is detergent - I bet it will work fine even though it doesn't say HE.