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C.B. wrote:
Here's the original hamper in my Cedar Creek.
2 1/2 shelves and a bag.
Here is the modification.
4 full shelf linen closet .
New hamper under linen closet.
I also took the two doors and made them into one door w/right swing for easier access to linen closet.
C.B.
This is about the best solution yet! A real hamper. I wanted something that was similar where I didn't have to continuously be moving the laundry to get to other areas. Wish I had a built in. Well, I guess I do now.- Dirty laundry is a problem, cause in winter we all have things to keep us warm, then they smell like fire pit from standing around the fire. So we end up with a large load of stuff. First thing when we get back home is wash it all, and there is alot of it with 5 people. I should probably use full size hamper.
- We have a laundry shoot but we find it easier to put a hamper in the second bedroom.
- We just keep a plastic tub under the bed with a lid......easy peasy.
- A lot of clever ideas, we just use a laundry bag at the end of the bed.
- Some very innovative ideas folks. thanks.
https://youtu.be/y1cJ9fR4h_E - Some great ideas here. Thanks for posting.
- Our Crossroads TT had one of those laundry chutes where you opened the bedside table and dropped the dirty clothes in. I was so excited, it was the most amazing thing. Two weeks later I opened the outside door and all the dirty clothes fell out. What a surprise! I was waiting for them to be delivered by a tiny laundry person. lizzie
- Here's the original hamper in my Cedar Creek.
2 1/2 shelves and a bag.
Here is the modification.
4 full shelf linen closet .
New hamper under linen closet.
I also took the two doors and made them into one door w/right swing for easier access to linen closet.
C.B. Strabo wrote:
We use a collapsible hamper, keep it in the tub, unless we are using the shower.
This is what we do.
No wasted space from using built-ins.
Just set the hamper on the toilet when taking showers.
