in a pinch any container that holds a bundle of laundry works for a basket. trugs, boxes, bushel baskets.large garbage bag... if you want to add character....natural wicker will take dye.
I agree with Millia. I use the large colorful reusable shopping bags from Marshall's. They cost about a dollar, stand up nicely and last a long time. Eventually they will lose some of their "starch" and start to flop over. When that happens I retire them by stashing my donations in them and give the whole kit and caboodle to Goodwill.
I need some ideas on a laundry basket (or similar apparatus.) Our laundry room will soon be on our main floor. The problem: My husband works out a lot, and, subseq...
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My laundry room is in the basement in an unfinished area that is separated from the finished part of the basement. The walls are cinder block concrete and I want to g...
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I'm looking for an item that I can put on one side of a headband that will keep it from slipping. My Granddaughter like to wear only white ones and the companies only...
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Do you mean that you want to make a laundry basket out of an item, or you want to decorate/disguise an existing laundry basket??
in a pinch any container that holds a bundle of laundry works for a basket. trugs, boxes, bushel baskets.large garbage bag... if you want to add character....natural wicker will take dye.
Laundry baskets are waste of space. We use the big blue shopping bag from Ikea. It's hold a lot and doesn't take much room when fold.
I agree with Millia. I use the large colorful reusable shopping bags from Marshall's. They cost about a dollar, stand up nicely and last a long time. Eventually they will lose some of their "starch" and start to flop over. When that happens I retire them by stashing my donations in them and give the whole kit and caboodle to Goodwill.
I use reusable grocery bags from Aldi. They are large and have strong handles.