Honey-Can-Do Rolling Laundry Sorter with Ironing Board and Shirt Hanger

I was a bit concerned when I first got this product because it is fairly lightweight for an ironing board, but I've had it up and in use for a couple of months now, and I love it. It is sturdy enough for what I need it for (you couldn't lay on it and surf down the hall, but it's fine for ironing and folding on), and light enough that I can carry it upstairs if I want to. I like the height of the board (I'm 5' 5"), and the bags underneath are great for storing laundry. The iron holder is nice for storing my iron, and the garment hook is a nice addition. My only complaint is that the pad and cover are kind of flimsy and seem cheap, but I haven't had any issues with them.

(me) it brings it up a notch . I am the designated 'ironer' in the household --by default. I have always dreaded lifting that ironing board out and opening it up (the older I get the more difficult the task). This , I just roll out of the closet it is stored in , plug in the iron and do the deed. I subtracted a star from 'sturdiness' because it is a bit less sturdy than a traditional board , but not bad. My husband and I dreaded receiving it as we figured it would be a boxful of screws and rods and take a long time to assemble--- It only took a tightening of a screw or so and it was ready. TY! I just lay the pole on top and only use it if I have a lot of ironing to do. I used my old ironing board cover that has a drawstring that tightened it and it fit the smaller board. It was worth the $$s for me.

I really like this set up except for the ironing board cover as it is very thin. However, I did find one that fits it, "Kennedy Home Collection 2452 Scorch Resistant Silicone Coated Ironing Board Padded Cover". It is 15" x 54" and it is to long, but because it is elasticized it rolls under at the end of the board. The extra length could be cut and sewn, but it doesn't bother me and I am going to leave it. It also has velcro straps towards the end of the cover and one of them is usable to help keep the cover nice and snug. I had to thread it under the railing that the ironing board slides on when folded up. If I feel it is necessary later, I will just cut the unused velcro strap and sew it on closer to the front of the board. Now my board looks and works like a regular ironing board but smaller and suits my needs perfectly. My bedroom is upstairs and I really hated running downstairs to iron something in the laundry room. I do have a rather large bedroom and now I can iron my clothes or steam them on the hanging bar and use the laundry sorter all in one. No more working up a sweat running up and down stairs to iron just to get ready.Now this set up is not super sturdy but for the price and the fact that if I want to fold it up for some reason, I can, that is what I like about it.I like that I can put my clothes through the front of it like a regular ironing board in order to iron pleats.I also like the iron caddy at the end of it. It holds my Rowenta Iron and I don't have to worry about it falling off the board.I also like the hanging bar to use as a steaming hanger.I also like that I can bring 3-4 blouses or pants to iron at one time and have a place to hang them as I am ironing.This is a great setup if you are not expecting too much.It is a little wobbly and that is because it folds up and it doesn't weigh a ton.If you are looking for a heavy duty, professional station, look else where.I was only looking for something to iron on a couple of times a week and something I could put away if I wanted to.This is light weight and portable, but very efficient for me as it doesn't take up a lot of space.Pictures are with the Kennedy Collection 2452 cover and one with the velcro strap going under the sliding rails.

I don't like to iron, but I won't go out with rumpled clothes. Taking the full-sized ironing board out a few times a week was insanity. Leaving it open was annoying. I bought this thinking it would be returned, but I gave it a shot. Put it together in a few minutes. Found a regular adjustable ironing board works well if you tighten it enough. (The thin cover it comes with is a joke.) I didn't think I'd use the laundry sorter but I do, because it holds a lot more clothes than you think it will. I like the rack on top, I use it to hold my clothes before/after ironing so that I don't have to keep returning to the closet. The board is about 2/3 the size of a regular board, but works great for even my husband's pants. Locking wheels, easy to fold and put away when needed. I like the extra shelf to hold the iron when set up and not in use.

Easy to assemble, very wobbly- can’t imagine hanging clothes on it . A piece actually broke off couldn’t keep it if I wanted to . Love the concept but this is not sturdy .

The Chronic problem: where to put the ironing board. It has been in my walk-in closet for 19 years; it has been in the way for 19 years and when I am rushed, it also acts as a shelf to pile things on. That made it a chore to iron anything. It also made it difficult to get to my clothes. So this product answered the call. It is spacey enough to iron clothes properly, it is compact enough for me to keep it against the wall in the laundry room always ready to go. I also like the added storage beneath and the arm above to hang clothes. This was the simplest thing to put together, no tools or four letter words were needed. All in all, if you need to keep an ironing board out and ready to go and have limited space, this one is for you, hands down.

I had my hopes up for this laundry cart. The idea is fabulous however VERY CHEAP! The wheels don't spin as they should...goes down the hall crooked which you have to fight with it. The clip underneath the ironing board which holds it to the frame cracked off. The ironing board doesn't slide smoothly to fold the cart up which is why the clip broke. It is so light in weight (even with clothes in both sacks) it doesn't roll over a rug, I need to lift the wheels which is very frustrating! I wouldn't recommend this laundry cart. I'm ready to throw it out the window!