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Question: Please verify the dimensions.There is no way 10.8"x11"x7" can hold six loads of laundry
Document: This is NOT a small bag! No, it cannot hold six loads (unless it was all socks), but I think if it was made so it could it would be too large and unwieldy.Bottom line for me: this is a good cheap carrier that will help me lug a lot of my clothes back and forth on laundry day.Update 11/9/13: I wouldn't change my star rating, but using this has been...interesting.
There's no way this can fit six loads. It barely fits three actual loads. It's barely a foot tall and if you piled up a set of sheets larger than a twin size on it, it'll fold on you. You have to carefully insert the laundry into the basket. I got this to keep our laundry better sorted in the laundry room (it's a super small space)  but it almost takes up more space than its worth. Wish I had bought a taller one.
Not as high as I would have liked and doesn't really hold as much as the reviews I read led me to believe. No way this holds five loads of laundry. I used it for a couple weeks and then went out and bought a larger one. This might work in a child's room if you want to get them to keep things off the floor but that's about it.
Very useful. Fits into an odd little corner in my clothes closets and keeps me honest about getting my laundry done. I can fill this up with 8-10 large, damp bath towels and still carry it to the laundry room easily. This is a a sturdy little laundry sorter.
I have a similar laundry basket and like the idea of having different compartments, so I got another. This particular one, however, is sort of small - each compartment doesn't hold a whole load. Also, unlike my other model, the dividers are removable. At first I liked this, since you can make it into a two-compartment unit. However, because the dividers are removable, the laundry can push its way into the other compartments. This might not be a problem at all for some.
As a college student living in a dorm, a cheap laundry bag just didn't cut it. This was $10 and is so much better than a bag. The dividers work effectively and the overall sorter doesn't lose its shape no matter how many clothes you jam into it. It holds two-three large loads of laundry. The handles are sturdier that I anticipated.This is larger than I thought that it would be.
I honestly don't understand anyone giving his product less than 5 stars. It is a three compartment laundry sorter for 9 dollars. If you want an AMAZING laundry sorter that doesn't bend or morph when you fill it, you are gonna spend a heck of a lot more than 9 dollars. I definitely don't think it holds "5 loads", maybe small ones. I can stuff all three compartments, and they hold about 1 load each, 3 total. I also wash very large loads of laundry though.
I can see from eyeballing this sorter that it will probably hold 2-3 full loads, probably a lot more if I fold the clothes first. Basically, I think I will be able to fit more clean in to carry up than dirty to take down. Obviously it depends on what you are washing and even if you can load it up you still have to make sure you can carry the actual weight.
The handles are nice and long so you are not stressing your hands trying to hold the hamper. I agree that it may not be able to accommodate 6 large loads, but it will absolutely fit 6 small to medium loads... it is a big hamper. It also collapses to a very reasonable storage/space saving size when not in use. The construction is sturdier mesh than any other product I already have and some of the baskets I have were more costly and already have tears in the mesh.
The handles are great for when I need to carry it to the laundry room. For $8.99 I thought it was a good deal.
Answer: It's 33" x 15" x 15". I have a large washer so I use it for 3 loads. Agree 6 loads would have to be small loads.