Laundry Basket

Store your washed laundry in these beautiful willow baskets! Order these convenient Dark Willow Bath & Laundry Baskets by Organize It All to give some style to your laundry room. The set includes 4 willow baskets - 2 small, 1 medium, and 1 large. You can use these baskets to store your washed and ironed laundry like T-shirts, shirts, socks, ties, towels, bed covers and other clothing accessories. Made from strong willow bark with a dark espresso finish, these baskets have a white cotton cavnas lining on the inside. You don't have to worry about stains as the removable lining is easily washable and keeps your articles cushioned - safe from any kind of damage. These baskets would also be great for keeping magazines, newspapers, blankets, bedsheets and other articles stored throughout your home. Features: Made from woven willow wicker 4 sizes of baskets for various items Washable white cotton lining on the inside Color: Dark Espresso Brown Size: Small pair: 5 1/2"tall x 9"wide x 9"deep Medium: 6 1/2"tall x 19 1/2"wide x 12"deep Large: 8"tall x 22"wide x 14"deep

Carry your laundered clothes with ease! Load all your clothes into the Mesh Laundry Basket by Bajer Design. This handy laundry bag looks like a normal hand bag yet provides so much more room! Place your fresh or dirty clothes in this bag and ferry it easily to the location of your choice. Made from soft mesh, this laundry bag has 2 sturdy handles on either side that allow you to carry it with ease. You can also use this basket to carry fresh fruits and vegetables, books and magazines and much more. You can store this multipurpose bag in any closet, cupboard or cabinet, or hang it behind any door in the house. Sorry, color choice is not available. Features: Sturdy mesh construction Large capacity 2 soft mesh handles Color: Assorted Size: 16"tall x 19"wide x 12"deep

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