DII Cotton/Polyester PE Coated Assorted Laundry Bins, Assorted Small Bins, Nautical Blue Lattice

Great size to organize baby toys. Between a toddler and infant, there could be 40 different toys spread out. I really liked that this came in three different sizes to allow me to assess my needs in different spaces. I have been able to utilize the two bigger sizes. The smallest one I may use to hold toys in the car. The bins are small in size compared to the ones that are offered in stores, but it works for me.

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love these

(similar review to other sized containers with a few modifications for this specific set)I think marketing these as "laundry" is a little odd, because they really aren't big enough, at least the way we do laundry in our house of three. Certainly the two smaller ones are next to useless for laundry, but even the largest isn't all that practical. Though they do give you the dimensions, so it isn't like it's trying to fool anyone. I'd just say I'd think of them as more "containers" than specifically "laundry" containers.They don't hold shape all that well, which is fine if you're throwing things in to carry around or putting in things that don't need to stand flat. If you do need that, I'd suggest cutting out a piece of cardboard for the bottom to give it more stiffness. I think these would have more more useful had then been given just a little more support. Their flimsiness is more an issue with stuff standing in them than worries about durability, as the construct seems relatively tough. And they seem like they'll be fine with wet stuff in them as well. The smallest one fits nicely in our hutch, so we use that for a bunch of duck tape rolls, so the shapelessness doesn't matter.The pattern is nice, but their flimsiness and inability to hold nice lines means they don't look particularly aesthetic despite the nice pattern. They're more to be hidden away in closets or under beds I'd say. We have one inside a hutch, as noted, and the others on shelves in our basement. Two are used for horse clothes, which is nice because these are easy to wash out.Workable, usable, but just a little disappointing maybe. But if you know they're not for display, and won't hold shape, and you think they'd be useful, not a bad value.

These bins are very nice, but they are in no way shape or form "laundry" bins. The largest of the three would hold possibly 5 adult T-shirts. Possibly other humans do laundry loads that size, but not me! Also, the soft canvas sides have nothing to keep them upright, so they collapse if you try to put large batches of stuff in them (like handfuls of laundry) without holding them open.On the positive:The construction is solid. The inside is coated, so repels moisture well. The colors are well-saturated and the pattern is appealing. The cylindrical "hamper" looks like it would be big enough to carry a small load of laundry in (though the sides would still collapse and irk me). This set of three small cubes would be useful to organize arts/crafts/cleaning supplies, pantry items (potatoes/onions?), dog toys, kids' shoes (in the biggest one only, and not many pairs), maybe even shower items in a dorm room setting...but don't get them without reviewing the measurements and making sure they are big enough for your intended purpose.

I have the DII Cotton/Polyester Cube Laundry Basket Assorted Small Set of 3 in the Gray Rugby Stripe pattern. The 9 x 12 x 8" sizing is perfect for storing a small amount of similar items. These could be used in a closet, laundry room, kitchen, bathroom, craft room, the car for holding certain items and so forth.I'm currently using these in our kitchen pantry area to hold loose items that would otherwise shift all over the space, look messy and likely become looked over when needing to locate said items for a recipe or eating. They fit the bill perfectly for our purpose and even my husband has commented how happy he is that he can quickly find what he is looking for and easily put it back when he's done.These are light weight and the inside can easily be wiped out if and when it becomes dirty. The inside can hold water and damp and not have it seep out making a unwanted mess. The bins have two handles for more than just looks but simple transport. When not in use the bins can be flattened down and stored taking up little space.The stitching is okay. There were a few loose strings on the bins I received. I didn't like I could see the raw seaming on the inside of the bin but that's just a personal preference.These are quite thin and only look great standing up when about filled to capacity. The bottom is not reinforced so putting really heavy things inside is not a good idea.The price currently is 23.99 so that makes each basket around nearly 8.00 a piece. The price is okay. I like the benefits this set has to offer but wish the bins looked a little nicer when not filled all the way up. If these are where I can see them often, I prefer for them to look crisp with straightedges and not leaning over and frumpy at certain parts.All issues aside, these are doing what I need them to do well. I think these are best suited not seen put away in a cabinet or on a top shelf of a closet. I can't see myself using for laundry that is unless it's for far smaller items like for a separate load of delicate clothing it

While these are cute and appear to be sturdy I have a hard time imaging a practical use for them. The sides are stiff, interior is coated with a light bit of plastic to make it water resistant, so the containers themselves do stand open easily. I can see them being possibly useful for bathroom storage, particularly for kids' items such as bath toys, or maybe useful in a utility room that has open storage, using these to keep cleaners and such together, but outside of that I'm a loss with how to use these due to the size of them. For the right person these will be amazing, I think you really need to be mindful of the dimensions so you know what you are getting.

La calidad no es la mejor pero cumplen y tienen buen tamaño