2 stars

Great idea and concept, unfortunately Michael Graves lacks the skills and knowledge to pick materials that can withstand the environment they are going to be in. The middle plastic "rung" split on mine leaving the entire units unsupported and utterly worthless. Being the boyscout I am, I zip tied dowels to the poles to keep it straight, a valid fix for those out there who want to repair their broken unit. In the end, there are some other products out there that can do a better job. Michael Graves, I'm sorry but you have been awarded the fail.

2 stars

I got this as a wedding gift this past October. It had a short life with just my husband and I. Before we knew it it was falling apart. It lasted a little bit but we did have to throw it out. It is not what I would consider something sturdy enough to last long.

3 stars

I've been using this sorter for about a year and a hlaf now and it's held up pretty well. It rolls very easily and works great for our laundry room. The bags are easy to get off and wash, but the fabric and the cardboard insert in the bottom do mildew if you put damp towels or clothes in (which I have a lot). The bags hold a lot, but I must have overstuffed them because the center support of the cart broke and we had to duct tape it back together. It is still usable but the combo of the broken cart (making me worry I will overfill it) and the mildewed cardboard inserts probably means it's time to upgrade. I'm a little dissappointed because I thought it would last a while longer, but I used it hard an ddefinetely got my money's worth.

2 stars

Looks like it belongs in Little Boy Blue's bedroom - also the bags attach with velcro AND a button so you have to do 4 closures which honestly is a pain in the neck. Sturdy and easy to put together, but I wouldn't buy it again because of the closure thing. The velcro alone isn't enough to hold the bags on w/ clothes.

5 stars

this sorter has worked great for our family of four - kids 10 and 4. the unit is sturdy, wheels roll easily and it looks good sitting in view in our bathroom. I am careful to avoid putting anything wet in the cloth bags of fear of mildew. Otherwise, no complaints.

1 stars

I had high hopes that this laundry sorter was going to be a winner. I liked the design a lot (which looks great until you start to put clothes in - at which point the canvas pulls). I could live with it not looking perfect with laundry in it, but in the end the frame is simply not durable enough. Mine lasted perhaps 4 months, and had to be tossed.

2 stars

I love the look but overall in about 6 months and loads of laundry I am look for a replacement. The middle sunk of the sorter sunk in and it looks horrible now. If you have light laundry it might work out fine.

5 stars

I was a little leary about purchasing a laundry sorter that was [price] but my husband insisted we get it since it was the only one I really had found in all the stores I had liked and had also gotten great reviews. We had a plastic one from Walmart before that had every single corner snap and the entire thing collapse we had spent [price] on.
We got it home and he had it set up in ten minutes. The frame is very sturdy and the wheels glide with ease. The bags are a decent size, about the size of one load of laundry so it cannot pile up on you! It looks pretty much exactly like the photo. no complaints here. We recommend it!

5 stars

Laundry used to take me a whole day with piles of different colors in the hallway.
Now I sort as I go with this sorter.
If you wash as soon as it fills, then you shouldn't have a problem.

KEY:
DON'T over-stuff or push items in. When it gets full (without packing) - wash the clothes in that bag.

DON'T button the button if you remove the bags a lot. I just use the Velcro and that is enough. The button is unnecessary but makes it a bit stronger. Since I don't over-pack the bags, it hasn't been an issue.

DON'T put wet stuff in there.

DO keep the sorter in one place and remove the bags to carry to the washer. Other people have had trouble with the frame. Not me. I keep it at the end of our hallway and never push it around the house when it is full. I think pushing it around with the bags overfilled is probably their problem.

Do wash as soon as it's full. When a bag is full, I remove the bag, and pour it into the washing machine, then replace the bag- using only the Velcro.

So far so good!