'Rustic Dunelm laundry basket that takes up less space' gets almost perfect rating
When decorating your home, many of us look for ways to save space. Whether it be with shelving, stackable chairs or ottomans that have storage inside, finding ways to make your home feel less overcrowded is important for many of us.
One thing that can quickly clutter a home is clothes, especially if you have a busy and active household. As there are times that you won't be able to fit all of your dirty laundry into the washing machine, a laundry basket is an essential household item.
However these can also take up extra room you may not have. Well in order to lessen this burden to give shoppers peace of mind when they walk into their homes, Dunelm has created a solution.
The popular homeware retailer is now selling the White Wash Wicker Corner Laundry Basket for £39. And with a 4.8 star rating, this compact solution has become a hit with shoppers.
This laundry basket is ideal for bathrooms and small bedrooms as it features a triangular design, meaning it will seamlessly fit into the corner of a room without taking up any extra space, reports Birmingham Live.
White Wash Wicker Corner Laundry Basket
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While cutting down on wasted space, this basket doesn't compromise on style. Featuring a woven whitewashed wicker design, this basket is sure to bring some rustic charm to your home, with Dunelm saying it is 'perfect for country, shabby chic or farmhouse interior design schemes.'
Finished off with a handy lid with a woven handle for easy access, all of your dirty can be neatly hidden away until its time for the next wash.
Alternatively, for shoppers who want space to separate their clothes for different washes, Dunelm is also selling the Lights and Darks Bamboo Double Laundry Hamper. Featuring two pull out baskets, shoppers can snap up the grey or natural colourways for £40, or the black and white design for the slightly higher price of £42.
For students heading off to college or university and are in need of some new room essentials, Argos is offering some uni discounts. Shoppers can now save 30 per cent on the Habitat Industrial Laundry Sorter if they use the code UNI30 at checkouts. Allowing shoppers to separate their clothes, this bag currently retails for £15.
Back to the corner laundry basket, Dunelm shoppers have raved over how handy the basket is due to its design. However, at the time of writing there were only five reviews.
The first delighted shopper said: "Well made and roomy. Excellent for a corner of the bathroom or bedroom."
While another five-star reviewer added: "Very nice basket. Just the right size. Nice colour and well constructed."
However, the only shopper to give the basket four stars left a slightly mixed review, writing: "Looks good in our bedroom and takes up less space than a normal shaped basket. Unfortunately it does not hold as much as a full sized one."
Despite this, another happy customer said: "Great for our caravan and does what it meant to stores dirty washing."
For those wanting to save some extra space in their homes, nab Dunelm's White Wash Wicker Corner Laundry Basket now.
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