SAMMART 41L (10.8 gallon) Collapsible Plastic Laundry Basket-Foldable Pop Up Storage Container/Organizer-Portable Washing Tub-Space Saving Hamper, Water capacity: 32L (8.4 gallon) (Rectangular, Grey)

Great for my hand wash only sweaters. It fits fine in a regular bathtub where I can fill it and easily dump it without needing to lift it too much. It collapses, but I have used it partially collapsed for a more shallow fill. I've also used this to hand wash some larger items like our bird feeder.

Nice size. Easy to store because of it's collapsibility. Comfortable to carry. Serves multiple purposes because it can hold water. I would highly recommend it.

Update: I have had this for several years now and I still use it every day for laundry and other carrying tasks. The folding aspect got much easier over time. I would highly recommend and had to come back and increase my four star review to a five star. It’s worth it.I was so excited when I found this product. We are in a very small apartment with small kids and no bath tub. I was looking for something to be able to fill to give them baths. When I found this I was thrilled! I could use it for laundry and baths! Nothing is better in small living than using things for multiple purposes. So as a laundry basket it works great! As a bathtub there are a couple caveats: 1. For my infant it works great. I use it half folded down so that it’s not too deep. I can use it on my counter. 2. For my toddlers it works. It is not particularly deep so it only fills to about their belly buttons. Also, if they try to stand up and use the sides of the basket to push on, it collapses and water rushes out. It could make a very large mess if it wasn’t sitting in a shower or somewhere that could handle a mass of water.As for unfolding and folding this basket, I put it on the ground with one foot in it and pull up to unfold. This is the quickest and easiest way I have found to do it. It is not difficult but if you have a hard time bending over that could make it difficult. For folding it it can sometime be difficult. I use a flat surface like the couch or a counter and even still I may have to put the rubber sides in at certain point in order to get it to fold correctly. I can understand that aspect being frustrating for some. It is worth it to me for the other benefits.

I like this container for my kids laundry. The whole thing flattens enough to slide under their bed. But also fits fully popped up. I get worried if I keep popping it up and down it’ll rip. But hasn’t happened yet. I just wish this one had holes. Otherwise works well and easy to tell the different baskets apart

I was expecting something fairly easy to collapse and fold up, not too heavy. Well, this thing is super durable. And heavy. yikes. I can not collapse it back. and I had a lot of trouble popping it open, i had to put basket on my head and pull sides down and down and down, ---------------and now, i have a headache. I guess I should have stood inside of it and pulled sides UP to try to open this basket up?? ...... But there is no way an old lady can fold this thing up nor open it up.............................This is not for seniors. Nope. This WOULD make a nice father's day gift, one could haul tools and saws and stuff in this. Very hard sided basket, not at all what I expected. I might have to take this down to Whole Foods and return it... TOO DURABLE, not for laundry, this thing is for tools or yard equipment maybe. Or a car engine or motorcycle parts.....................not tee shirts and sheets and socks.

I went to target and bought a cheap $35 11" six-cube (3x2) organizer, built it without the vertical planks -- by excluding the planks, I got 3 shelves that were 24.09"W x 11.69"H. Since these baskets are 22.5"W x10.5" H ... voila! I now have a set of launry-basket-dirty-laundry-drawers. I ended up buying two more after getting the first one to make sure it fit correctly, cuz some amazon dimensions are incorrect. Top basket is for socks/underwear/bras, middle for tops, bottom for bottoms, and we keep our dirty laundry off the floor. This is a great inexpensive way to organize dirty laundry by type or color, and with a cramped laundry room, I can just fold these down and lean them against the wall while the laundry is being done (though I will say, it's a bit harder to do than I expected -- requires more muscle to do than one would assume initially). I can also easily find a particular piece of clean, unfolded laundry if I havent gotten around to doing that yet. I saw the idea for this on Etsy, but sliding dirty laundry furniture is so dumb expensive cuz they are all custom made and arent a standard thing (like $300 without baskets that you know fit, you have to get your own and they usually dont look great)! But just go buy the $35 Target 11" six-cube organizers and three of these and bam -- I have that whole organized setup with nice-looking laundry baskets that I can fold if need be to save space. I dont have kids but honestly, I think this would be great for children -- Either to organize their dirty laundry by types/colors and make it easier on mom/dad, or put the cube organizer in the loft/laundry room and label them by name so mom/dad/child can organize clothing by name (one basket per kid). Great thing is that it's easy to find many different types of 11" cube organizers -- could even get a 5x5 KALLAX from IKEA, put five laundry baskets on each side (10 total) and 5 cube organizers down the middle for socks or something if you have a very large household with lots of laundry. Point is, these laundry baskets are sturdy, versatile, look really nice, and are perfect for a sliding laundry furniture setup in cube storage shelves!

I love this collapsible hamper! It was a little difficult to pull out and collapse at first but with use it easily pops open and shut. It's great to keep stored in between my dryer and the wall out of the way when not needed. It's just the right size for a normal load of laundry.

Clearly, I didn’t pay attention to the dimensions. These are a bit smaller than expected, but they work well and they seem sturdy. They are pretty difficult to collapse, though, and out of the two, I only have one that collapses properly. This is the reason for only giving it three stars.