House Hubby Clothes Organizer Closet Bundled Shirt Folding Board Fold Pants Adult Child Kid Sizes (Blue and Orange)

Note: My children are aged 6 and 8.I already have both the Miracle Fold for adults and kids. Have used them for a few years now and love them. I wanted to grab a 2nd one of the Jr sized so that my kids can each fold at the same time without arguing on who gets to use it first.Unfortunately, I couldn't find the Jr. sized Miracle Fold and took a chance on this brand.It is tiny, better suited for toddler and preschooler sized clothes. To give you an idea of how small it is, here is the House Hubby for children (in red) next to the Miracle Fold Jr and the Miracle Fold for adults.For comparison, here are the widths clothes will be folded at for each type -- House Hubby (Children): 6"- Miracle Fold Jr. (Children): 7.5"- Miracle Fold (Adult): 9.5"Though not as solid as the Miracle Fold, it otherwise seems to be made okay. Will be gifting this to someone with a toddler and hopefully she'll find it as wonderful as I do my other folders.

This item is exactly what was needed. 4 months after I retired I got extremely board. So after 40yrs in the CATV industry I wanted to do something I had never done before. So I took a part time job in retail. This was totally new to me and folding clothes was part of the job. I learned how to use this item and got one for home. Now it has become my job to fold clothes here at home LOL. this was the perfect purchase. You won't regret it if you order one.

I really like this thing. It's easy to use and gets the job done. Shirts are folded neatly and take up minimal space. The unit seems to be sturdy and I expect it will last a long time.

I WANT to give this 5 stars, because it’s made my girls excited to help with laundry. Win! However, after I ordered each of them their own, one in pink and one in blue, I received the House Hubby in pink and something totally different in the blue. Not only was it much larger than the pink kids’ size (little kids sizes, mind you— if you’re kids are sizes 7/8 or up, an adult one works fine), it was flimsy and had to be put together. So the blue is going back to amazon and I’ve ordered another pink one (just so I KNOW I should be getting the correct one!) Guess I’ll just be writing their names on the pinks to tell them apart, which isn’t a big deal. I’m mostly just upset at ordering what was pictured as exactly the same and then receiving something totally different. That’s the only reason for the 3 stars— hopefully this will be corrected for future shoppers, but for now, buyer beware that you might not get the product as pictured!

The product works as advertised. One must be sure to completely smooth out wrinkles and fold the sleeves in properly. My only complaint is the product was warped or bent and does not fold up flat. I must have received the bad one out of the lot.

This helped to create uniformity in finding clothes and I hope to enable my children to help do their own laundry. I live with a laundry terrorist, age 2. He knocks over my piles repeatedly and steals the basket and empties drawers. The picture is after he knocks over a few piles. It actually didn't destroy the folded clothes AS much so that makes it a win in my book. Only took off 1 start because the fold edges are just plastic folds not hinges although to be fair, I should have known that before purchasing. I love that I can fold clothes down the middle of the shirt or into thirds. I can do pants and full body pajamas.

I like how much space is saved and how neatly it looks. My husband wears 4x and it did his shirts perfectly. He even had to try! I also did his Jean's but had to guess on the how to part. Did it in the same steps as the shirts. I feel like I am missing something in the fold that could look better... I wish I had bought more than one for my family. The instructions on the plastic is a good idea. You will always have it. Once you get the hang of it( like printed tshirts face down) so the design ends face up when done. You don't really need directions. Which is good because it is very difficult to read directions on plastic because it is all the same color. I really really love it though! I am trying to fold other things with it too.

I am 6’1” and depending on the brand I generally wear XL shirts. My t-shirts are too wide and too long for this apparatus. It works for my wife and daughters, but I think they stopped using it because it was unnecessary and just gets in the way. It was fun for about a week and just made me realize it was faddish. I used a 6”x8” piece of cardboard 23 years ago in basic training to fold t-shirts that was far more efficient. I think I’ll just go back to that method.