Four full loads fit inside this gray sorter before anything has to move, divided between two compartments. A magnetic flap at the front closes without a latch to fumble, and the interior is lined against moisture, so a wet towel or a damp swimsuit does not reach the fiberboard behind the fabric.
Magnets hold the front flap shut, which means the panel closes with a push and opens with a pull instead of needing a zip, snap, or buckle. Reaching into the sorter while carrying an armful of clothes stays a one-handed job, and the flap falls back into place on its own afterward.
The interior carries a water-resistant liner, so damp gym clothes and bath towels sit on a surface that wipes down rather than soaking in. Underneath it, 2.5 mm fiberboard covered in fabric gives the walls their shape, and the liner is what keeps that board dry over seasons of use.
Capacity runs to roughly four full loads across the two bays, enough to cover a family week or a dorm month before the machine sees any of it. At 24 inches wide and 26 inches high in neutral gray, the sorter reads as plain and current, and the removable lid comes off entirely when the bays are overflowing.
Single large canvas tote, 22 inches wide, with a vinyl-coated interior and long reinforced handles that clear a shoulder.
Folding bamboo drying rack with 11 dowels and a flat shelf for sweaters, opening to 29.25 inches wide.
