dbest products GoCart, Black Grocery Cart Shopping Laundry Basket on Wheels

Love it however, over time and extreme use the wheels do breakdown but i did get my equipment to 9 stores threw the streets of San Francisco . I wish the wheels were stronger, i still use with only the 2 wheels but 4 is better.

Had visit spouse in hospital, then rehab daily. This 81 yo loved this to walk back and forth with snacks clothes books etc. Long walk to parking

A bit disappointed in this cart. Is difficult to expand, which may be just because it’s new but when putting laundry in it, it collapsed. The whole purpose was to try to make laundry easier but so far it hasn’t done that.UpdateOvertime have found this is easier to expand and taking time to put the laundry in the basket and not let it hang over works great. Would recommend.

Although this is the perfect size, the poorly made cheap handles are a disappointment. I can't see how they are going to hold up for very long. I use walking sticks so a basket with (hard to insert, cheap plastic) wheels with handles is a plus. We'll see how well this holds up.

Love this! I use it for unloading the car, laundry, moving things around. It's great! Lots of room.

This laundry basket is made for short people who do only one load of laundry at a time.I bought this basket because I'm pregnant and carrying a basket in my arms is near impossible at this point, and this specific one because I live in an apartment and wanted one that collapsed and takes up little space. But this basket is so small it feels barely useful, as it holds barely more than one load. The attached pic is less than 2 loads of laundry.It alsl will never stay standing upright, it always collapses. That's not just because of the style either - I have another collapsible basket that is much sturdier and also larger, I just can't carry it in front of my big round belly anymore. I wish I could put wheels and a handle on that one.Finally, I am 5'5" tall and feel like I have to bend over a little to pull this cart behind me. If I keep it right next to me it is almost the right height, but that's not as easy as pulling it behind me.So, if you're like 5'3" or shorter and wash only a couple outfits at a time, go for it. Otherwise I wouldn't recommend it.

I have young kids (including foster kids) and a lot of laundry. Also an inconvenient laundry setup involving my washer being inside the house and my dryer being on the far corner of garage, and no real laundry room. Also stairs are involved. So moving clean (but wet) laundry out to the dryer (and then later back into the house after drying) is no picnic.I’ve found that it does help me to have a rolling laundry basket with a handle so I can pull it instead of lifting & carrying it.I’ve tried several types/styles of rolling laundry baskets with handles, 2 of them broke within 1 day (handle broken off). The other broke within a month. Desperate to find a basket that was better quality, I decided to try this one…Most rolling laundry baskets I’ve ever seen are the tall ones, so I was doubtful that this basket (which is maybe 2/3 the height of a regular style laundry basket) would be big enough. To my surprise, it’s wider than the standard size laundry plastic, so I can easily fit an entire load of laundry in the basket with no problem at all.The basket is sturdy & good quality but is also surprisingly light & easy to lift. It is much easier to negotiate around corners, through the garage, and up/down stairs than the taller style baskets (which would often tip over).I totally recommend this basket - it’s a keeper!

Wow. Do I like this. A perfect thing for folks my age that don't want to lift and carry laundry baskets across the house. Wheels roll great. Love the fold down handle. I never want to be without one again,