Howow Laundry Backpack with 2 Strong Adjustable Shoulder Straps (24” x 30”)

Almost what I needed, just needs a touch more quality. I bought this for price and functionality. It is just what I need. It worked well for hanging and holding laundry, I filled the bag to the top, at the time I did not weigh the items, but sort of eyed when the bag was full. First thing I noticed was that the cinch wouldn't hold when you picked up the back, the drawstring came lose again. So I was able to do a workaround and tie a small knot to hold the bag closed. Perfect.When I went to lift the bag up the first time, I did do so just like I might do a backpack, not rough but not gentle either. First strap, failed. Uh oh, I thought, well maybe I have too much clothes, my fault. So I continue with one strap which worked for my first trip with my new laundry bag. As my trip concludes and I take my now clean clothes inside, (no more and no less) everything is still working just fine until I get to the last stair, at which point the second strap fails and goes bouncing down the stairs, Luckily my knot held so my clothes didn't go flying all over the place. I again thought, well I should see how much these weigh, I clearly put too much clothing in the bag, so I go get my now defunct laundry backpack and take it up the stairs to the scale. 15 lbs on the dot. OK, so then I go to check the product review and see that it says the bag should not be used with anything over 15 lbs.So, what gives? Mine definitely didn't work with the 15 lb load. I think this bag needs some more load testing to see what the proper load should be to post it on the website, or else make the bag strong enough to actually hold 15 lbs.(and not just for a few seconds!)

The adjustable straps (to put on your back) come apart easily. The drawstring on one of the bags I received completely came apart after only a couple months of use (doing laundry every two weeks for about 3 months) - the bag itself is fine, but it no longer can be pulled closed.The construction of the bag itself is good, and I have NOT had issues with the bag itself (e.g. seams or ripping).

The bag works okay. The drawstring doesn't really stay closed and the over-the-door hooks are made with a very soft metal that bends a little too easily, but for a temporary solution, this is fine.Update: strap broke on use #5 or 6. Not only very difficult to carry with one strap, but this renders the over the door hooks useless as they require the weight of the bag to be distributed between them.

This product felt well designed at first. Hangs off the back of a door, easy to fill & empty, easy transition to carrying to the laundromat. After a few months one of the straps broke though, in a way that stopped us from being able to hang it on our door and carry it.

Bought this for my son to take to college. He can use it as a kind of back pack to haul stuff to the laundry area and it also has hooks to fit over the back of his closet door so he can shove his dirty clothes into it. It has a pocket and drawstring and is made out of sturdy material. It folds up nicely for storage. Now all he has to do is his laundry!

I needed a way to transport my laundry from my second floor apartment to the laundry mat & have a hands free way to get it back upstairs & to save myself frustration. I thought this would do the trick. Disappointed that the very first time I used the bag, one of the straps ripped off the bag before I even got the loaded bag to the car. Yes, it was full of clean, folded clothes. Yes, I should have known better that a nylon bag wouldn't hold up and I should have gotten a canvas bag to begin with. Since these were less than $10, I just threw it away. I already found a canvas bag with double shoulder straps on amazon and it's already on its way. Next laundry day will be a lot less frustrating! If my experience sounds like something similar to yours, save yourself the frustration & hassle and look at this bag instead: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00029R89K/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s03?ie=UTF8&psc=1

The bag itself is fairly sturdy, but the straps ripped off of it within eight months. But it was my college aged son, so perhaps it was strained beyond normal capacity...

It is nice however do not put to much in it. A few trips from the dorm to the laundry room the strap broke. I would have liked to use it longer.