Joseph Joseph Tota 90-litre Laundry Separation Basket with lid, 2 Removable Washing Bags with Handles - Grey

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The Joseph Joseph Tota laundry hamper. Looks very stylish with two removable hampers.” (Suggested by Mumsnetter Ledgeofglory) Our verdict Struggling from your washing machine to your rotary washing line with your tatty old laundry basket? We think it's time to consider an upgrade, and the stylish and practical Joseph Joseph Tota is our best overall award winner. But if you’re the type of person who likes to stay on top of your washing pile, a basket with holes may not be something you need to consider. How many laundry baskets do I need? How many people are in your household? This is a good indicator of the amount of washing that’ll need to be done.

With three compartments for whites, darks and colours and 93 litres of storage space, you needn’t waste your precious Saturday mornings separating piles of laundry on the kitchen floor. Just carry this laundry basket downstairs using its strong handles like a carrier bag and put your washing directly into the drum! Made from fabric that feels a little bit too much like plastic, according to previous customers, it is surprisingly free-standing but still easily collapsible. In short, this is a well-priced and smart-looking laundry basket that makes life just a little easier. And we’re big fans of that. Be mindful of the ‘shover’ participant who may apply too much external force to a garment subsequently exceeding load capacity and skewing the assessment findings. For a laundry hamper built to last, the Pendeen Cabinet Laundry Bin is the perfect solution to seamlessly blend into your decor and discretely hide your dirty clothes. Material: Iron frame, Polyester fabric | Dimensions: H67 x W87.5 x D38.5m | Capacity: 140L What we like The practical but stylish Joseph Joseph Tota Laundry Separation Basket gets our vote as the best laundry basket to buy. Its 90-litre size is one of the largest capacities on the market and would suit a large family who wants to stay on top of their laundry pile.Be mindful too of conditions such as colour blindness and bone idol ness as further adaptations may be necessary. I've always washed my daughter's clothes separately and she's nearly 2! I'm not even really sure why now, just that it's easier to keep things separate when it comes to sorting and putting them away.” (Type suggested by Mumsnetter AliasGrape) Our verdict

If you’re a particularly tidy person and the thought of unsightly washing being displayed in your home fills you with dread, you may want to consider a basket with a lid. Again, this will come down to personal preference, but it’s a good idea to have at least one. A family of four may choose to have a laundry basket in every bedroom to keep clothes organised and darks and whites separate, while smaller households may only require one. Some people may also choose to have a laundry basket for clothes and another for towels and bed linen. Where should you put a laundry basket? It holds a family-friendly 60 litres of washing, and there aren’t many laundry hampers that will look this lovely in your home. Across the forums, Mumsnetters vented their frustration at being unable to find a multi-compartment laundry basket that lived up to its hype before they stumbled across John Lewis’ bestselling Chambray Hamper. Spacious, practical and chic, this laundry basket will suit any bathroom or bedroom and help you keep on top of your weekly wash cycle. For those with limited space and a tight budget, John Lewis’ ANYDAY Foldable Laundry Basket is the perfect laundry solution and is our best collapsible option.The thoughtful addition of a lid hides the taunting glare of the laundry from your peripherals; allowing you to undertake a load readiness assessment at your own discretion. Each compartment and logistical transfer bag is the optimum load capacity providing ‘at a glance’ indication of wash cycle readiness. You will have to build this hamper yourself, but it comes with everything you need to put it together, including that all-important Allen key – and full instructions. We have one big bag in a central place, everyone brings their stuff each morning, and a big basket for moving the wet washing/dry washing.” (Type of laundry basket suggested by CarefullyCourageous) Our verdict