A two-compartment sorter that separates lights and darks at the source. Canvas bags hang on a steel frame measuring 23.75 inches long, 16 inches wide, and 31.5 inches high, so the openings sit near waist level. Four casters and integrated handles let the whole cart roll to the machines with both loads at once.
Splitting laundry into two canvas bags at the moment clothes come off means no sorting on the floor later. Each bag hangs from the same steel frame, so a household can fill one side with whites and the other with colors, then wheel the pair to the washer and lift out only the bag that is ready to go.
The structure is welded steel rather than folding wire, which keeps the 23.75 inch span from sagging as the bags fill with wet towels. Black canvas covers the working parts and hides marks, and the dark finish keeps a sorter parked in an open bedroom from looking like utility-room equipment.
Integrated handles are part of the frame instead of straps added to the bags, so the cart can be steered around a door threshold or lifted over a step without the fabric taking the strain. At 31.5 inches high, the push points land at a natural hand height for most adults.
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