Simple Haus Designs Double Laundry Hamper and Organizer with Magnetic Removable Liners, Detachable Lid and Divider, Handles, Easy Transport, Clothes Sorter

This hamper is great ! Especially if you usually end up doing multiple loads of laundry, I love that it has two different sides to separate clothes beforehand. The liners attach with magnets, so you can easily take them out (and put them back in) without having to carry the whole hamper to the washer/dryer. Took me only a few minutes to unpack and fully assemble and the materials are well made. It is on the bigger side, so I would be sure to have a set place for it. Happy with my purchase!

The hamper is basically what it looks like. It took some doing to get the lid attached, but we don't care much about the lid. The bags are my real issue. The bags are held up by little magnets. There are 4 little pockets rising from different points on each of the two bags and they hold magnets that stick to magnets near the four corners of a hamper section. My first issue is that not all of the pockets were sealed, so I almost lost a magnet when first setting up. My second issue is that not all of the magnets are turned the same way, so one or two pockets flip backwards when connecting and thus twist the bag. My third issue is that the pockets were not placed properly on the bags. No matter which direction I turn them, at least one of the pockets cannot easily reach its corner (for one of the bags it's entirely impossible). Finally, I take issue with the fact that, even when I mange to stretch it so all of the magnets are connected, the bag falls as soon as I toss clothes in. I'm not gently setting them in the bottom of the bag, but I don't believe that should be a requirement. I only took off two stars for the bags because the hamper is technically operational without them; you simply have to do a bit more digging to transfer clothes from the hamper to the washer.

This is perfect for my bathroom. It is easy to assemble, and looks much more expensive than the price I paid for it with the exterior cloth. I really like the magnetic lid and the magnets for the interior bags. The bags are easy to remove, but stay in place when put back into the hamper. I will be getting another one for the house.

This is a nice addition to our small home. We purchased a new washing machine, and were told it is best to run full loads. Each side, when full, holds enough to run a full load. It looks nice and keeps the bathroom neat, + I love that the clothes are already sorted between the bins so I can grab a load and go. Pitfall: it takes the 2 of us a while to fill up a side, and wet towels can't go in there, so I have towels and washcloths everywhere drying before they can go in a bin. I find that frustrating. Maybe there is a solution that I am not aware of. Overall, it is a nice product.

To begin with, I did not by it for a hamper. We I've in a smaller home and have limited space for recycling. As our small-town likes sorting papers from others so the 2 dividers seem to be working well.The "hamper" sits in the dining room, immediately next to the kitchen, It is so handy and so far working well. and it looks like a new modern table. Probably will put flower on it when company comes.I was a little disappointed in the stitching. the from fold has several frayed threads. Cleaned it up as best I could and sealed it. hopefully it will last. Will let you know in a few months fifths alternative use is still working.PS>>>everything is clean and dry before going into the bags

I want to say nice things about this hamper. I really like the concept of the double bag in a hamper. I use them to separate light/dark clothes. It was fairly easy to put together. Once you figure out where the magnets go inside the basket, your good. I also like the magnet concept over the ties. During washing the laundry bag is attached to the washing machine/dryer via the magnets. BUT I’ve only had my hamper about a month and the strap has already broken and the others look like they are going to go soon as well. A really nice hamper, but they to do a better job at reinforcing the straps.

The hamper itself is fine, we assembled it within minutes and it fit the space well. However, when I went to put clothes into the liner bag, simply touching the bag handle made it fall off (no pressure was even applied, nor weight). Now, because returning something like a hamper is not convenient for someone living in a city and the company does not offer replacement bags, I'm looking for other liner bags that might actually withstand use.

There are many frayed edges and loose thread. Seems pretty cheaply made for an item that's $34. I like the color, but it has a terrible smell. Also the magnets are finicky. Sometimes they want to stick to the neighbouring bag's magnet or to the side of the hamper. I'll most likely keep it because it's too much hassle to send it back though