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This is the first time I have ever published a Tuesday Tip that was on the pricey side. But when I discovered these baskets from Williams-Sonoma Home, I thought it was worth passing along. The baskets look just like wicker, but are made from polypropylene.The retail price is $69.99 (I bought my for $59.95 at the WSH outlet in Leesburg, Virginia) which seems a bit much for just 2 baskets until you consider they can be used over and over and even left outdoors!
If you don't want to wash them by hand, you can put them in the dishwasher!!!
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| I love real wicker and have 2 pull out baskets for fruit/vegetable storage (with liners) in my kitchen, but the germaphobe in me loves this more!!! |
I can think of dozens of ways to use them, but here's what I did with my pair:
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I've told my daughter to put whatever she needs for the pool here. |
Thank you so much for sharing! I am getting these for sure! I love that you can easy them. I am so afraid of putting produce in a basket, and have ruined many washing them. Made my day. Now if I can order these and not shop WS, lol.
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By the way, I am adding you to my blogroll. I get your posts by email, but now I will be sure not to miss one.
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Wow you are so right, this is amazing, and honestly for something that can be put in the dishwasher makes it worth much more. I could think of a dozen ways I could use these..great for shoes/flip flops/ for summer and food storage in the pantry. I have to find these....btw your comment today cracked me up:) Sure come lay on the rug and spectate.....why not? :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find! It works perfect in the summer...and the kitchen. I would have never guessed to use it for culinary needs! I hope you can stop by my blog and enter my giveaway for a pair of pearl earrings, Wednesday is the final entry day. Enjoy your week!
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Oh- I love those. They are great- Let me know if you can get the teenager to put things away- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteGreat tip, as per always! I can never get enough baskets, off to investigate these further!
ReplyDeleteI can use these as I have a bit of the germaphobia in me too. Who ever has enough baskets foor storage and these are pretty enuogh to leave out. Thank for the tip Rebecccca!
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ReplyDeleteHow very functional. Great
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LOVE these - thank you for the tip. They would be so handy for so many things but I am thinking beach!!! Making the hop!
ReplyDeleteGreat tip, Rebecca. I'm headed to buy some. Have a great weekend. Mona
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea! Have a lovely week ahead, Kellie xx
ReplyDeleteHappy summer! Love the idea! Their great for the beach or pool! I loved keeping up with your blog! Love, Jamie Herzlinger
ReplyDeleteHey I like those!
ReplyDeleteAND I adore your hydrangeas...I have them all over the place here. Did a post today on how to dry them! Love your DR!
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Wasable? So cool. I had no idea these were out there.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing this tip.
Have a great weekend!
xoxo Elizabeth
Very nice, baskets are so handy and these would be super. And the idea of being able to wash these so well is great.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely and you'd never
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Thanks for the Tuesday Tip : )
Your "dog-ter's" basket is cute,
too! My dog-ter has a wire
basket for her stuff, and like
yours, never picks up ~ ha!
Reminds me of the toddler years
when you have to go around
and pick up at the end of the day!
xo Suzanne
i have an outlet here in Georgia...im there!
ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! Thank you so much for sharing!
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ReplyDeletethe baskets are brilliant.
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