
Laundry might not be fun - but there's no reason your laundry bag can't be! If you're looking for a different sort of laundry bag, maybe you'd like these jolly sheep or fat cats.
This pretty laundry bag comes from Lisa Stickley. [via Tea for Joy]
Here's an attractive laundry bag that tells you how to do the laundry, too! [via Better Living Through Design]
This lovely laundry bag comes in blue, pink and lilac.
For the nautically inclined, there's this embroidered laundry bag. (Other nautically-themed bags can be found here and here.)
This is just one of the laundry bags sold by A Touch of Europe.
And finally, here's an example of the stunning laundry bags from Ingrid Anderson in New Zealand. Each one comes with a recycled timber frame. You can buy them online here and here. [Note: 178 New Zealand dollars equals 113 U.S. dollars, as of June 16, 2009.]
Related post:
11 Alluring Laundry Bags
The rest of the June 2009 laundry series:
6 Laundry Hampers from Around the World
11 Hampers (and Such) to Help You Sort the Laundry
Many More Ways to Store the Laundry
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
7 Striking Laundry Bags
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3 comments:
Hello Dear,
So, in your research travels, have you found a sectional laundry hamper that is eco-groovy? Something along the lines of the Ingrid Anderson design, but with two or three compartments (for doing a pre-sort on the laundry), and hopefully not so pricey?
Your fan,
Claire Josefine
author of The Spiritual Art of Being Organized,
Earth-Friendly Organizing, and
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Founder and moderator of the Simple and Sustainable Organizers Yahoo! group
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Claire, I haven't found exactly what you're looking for, but I'll post what I have found. Stay tuned.
When I went away to college, I had a bag similar to the Laundry 101 one. It had instructions for washing everything. Everything except for the bag itself. The first time I washed it... it shrank!
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