Tota 90-litre Laundry Separation Basket with lid, 2 Removable Washing Bags with Handles - Grey

It looks amazing! Very high quality materials and very sturdy once assembled correctly. The actual assembly might be a bit tricky and time consuming for some but I think it was very straightforward. Worth every penny in my opinion. It makes life so much easier and it has large capacity. I would highly recommend.

This has completely changed our laundry routine. The three removable bags make it so easy to sort lights, darks and colours as you go, so when it's time to do a wash everything is already separated. The 90 litre capacity is massive and easily handles a family's worth of washing. The build quality is what you'd expect from Joseph Joseph, really sturdy frame and the lid keeps everything hidden away neatly. The bags lift out individually which makes carrying them to the washing machine really convenient. It does take up a fair bit of floor space but that's the trade off for the capacity. Looks smart too, much better than having three separate laundry baskets cluttering up the landing.

Wonderful Laundry basket but it is a large one . Very smart to look at and strong .The removable bags are genius. I really thrilled with my purchase .worth every penny .

I appreciate the design and benefit of having a split storage washing container, it is well built but in reality is expensive for what it is. It is very useful to split colour vs whites for two people, for a larger family I’d maybe recommend a larger basket depending on how frequently you put the washing on. It can be a bit fiddly to put together but not difficult, may be a struggle if you have arthritis. Worth noting that to get it tight you need to turn the fixings at the last step to ensure there are no creases.

The Joseph Joseph Tota 90-litre Laundry Separation Basket is a great example of a simple product executed exceptionally well. From assembly to everyday use, everything about it feels considered and practical. It’s lightweight yet sturdy, looks stylish in any setting, and makes laundry organisation that bit more manageable. Assembly is quick and straightforward. The components fit together cleanly, and the finished unit feels solid despite its light frame. The dual-bag design is particularly useful, offering the option to separate laundry by colour or type. Realistically, that level of organisation doesn’t always happen in our house, but the potential is there. When used properly, it genuinely simplifies laundry days. The 90-litre capacity is generous, easily holding a week’s worth of clothes for a couple or small family. Both inner bags are removable, which makes transporting laundry to the washing machine effortless. The inclusion of handles at both the top and bottom is a clever touch, making carrying easier and helps when emptying out heavier loads. Visually, it’s excellent. The clean lines, neutral grey colour and minimal design allow it to blend seamlessly into bedrooms, bathrooms or utility spaces without looking like a traditional laundry basket. Despite being lightweight, it feels well balanced and sturdy enough to stand up to regular use. Overall, the Tota 90-litre basket delivers on all fronts - it’s functional, durable and thoughtfully designed, with small touches that make a big difference day to day.

This is exactly what you expect from Joseph Joseph – thoughtful design that actually makes everyday tasks easier. The two compartments make sorting laundry simple, the removable bags are sturdy and easy to carry, and the lid keeps everything looking neat. It holds a lot without feeling bulky, fits well in a bathroom or utility space, and feels solid and well made. Yes, it’s more expensive than a basic laundry basket, but the quality and functionality justify the price. One of those items that quietly improves day-to-day life.

Had my eye on this laundry basket for a while, but balked at the price. With it on sale, I finally took the plunge and ordered it. The self assembly has very mixed reviews. For me personally, I did find it to be fiddly (specifically, pulling the fabric cover so it covers both the top and bottom rims). I also took the advice of another review on here and used a flathead screwdriver to tuck the fabric into the rims (rather than sacrificing my fingernails!). That being said, it wasn’t a horrendous experience. My bit of advice would be to make sure you use the Allen key to tighten to fabric!! And keep tightening until you can’t do it anymore. I’ve seen a few pics on here of people that have quite obviously not completed this step. I still had some residual creasing (see second pic) but these creases soon dropped out and now it looks perfect (first pic). The actual bags inside were super easy to assemble (just Velcro really), I found them to be a good size and placing the laundry bags back into the main unit has a satisfying thump. Overall would recommend if you can get this on sale, but I absolutely would not pay full price for it.

I decided to buy the grey version after seeing it on sale. I had wanted it for ages and decided to go for it. Upon arrival it was fairly easy to put together but if you have bad fingers due to arthritis, then the cover can be a bit tricky. It looks good, seems sturdy enough and I like that it has two seperate baskets that pull out and slide back in easily. Overall I am happy with my purchase but in all honesty, I wouldn't say it was worth £82 let alone £100! I think £50 at the absolute most. So I'd definitely consider how badly you want this item before spending that amount of money on it.