laundry/storage

[Kriss21]

Would you rather use a plastic or fabric basket for laundry?
I found this one. It looks pretty, but I wonder if it is good.Help!
www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08H2BJX3H?pf_rd_p=6e878984-68d5-4fd2-b7b3-7bc79d9c8b60&pf_rd_r=PGZS9C4N6K4XS26BK2GR&pd_rd_wg=NY1Z6&ref_=pd_gw_unk&pd_rd_w=0qdod&pd_rd_r=a37806aa-98ea-4162-b8b1-7935214e76dc&tag=mumsnet&ascsubtag=mnforum-21

[Kriss21]

After trying it for a while it is worth a price. Light, sturdy, modern and plenty of space. No regrets. Recomended!

[Merryoldgoat]

I have three plastic hampers with ‘white, colours, darks’ labels. Works very well for us - the baskets in each bedroom creates too much work for me.

[Backtoschool101]

I like it OP. Might get one myself!

[Kriss21]

I bought it and it looks really good. Looks nicely presentable, big and sturdy. Thanks for ideas.

[Chloemol]

Not to my taste either. I actually use one of those big plastic tub with handle things you can get in garden centres

[cameocat]

Not to my taste either. Everyone has a laundry bag / basket in their room in my house. I then have one plastic basket. It isn't pretty but is functional. In the past I've had a wicker one ( fell to pieces but looked nice) and a fold up plastic one that fitted between the work top and the top of the machine. This also broke but was excellent for storing away. I have storage space now so can shove plastic basket in cupboard.

[Midlifelady]

Not to my taste.
I use plastic hampers just for lightness. Cheap (from the Range I think), but do the job. White for lights, black for coloured and darks (not that it seems to work with the kids though).