Folding Shopping/Laundry Cart

Use this lightweight cart to tote groceries, transport luggage, or carry cumbersome shopping bags. Seniors can also take a break on the padded flip-down seat. The cart folds compactly for easy closet or trunk storage.

Perfect for transporting groceries up long flights of stairs or laundry down nearly endless hallways, this easy-wheel shopping cart makes life so much easier.

It is easy to carry and folds flat for easy and convenient storage. It weighs only 9 pounds itself, but has the ability to hold up to 100 pounds.

It makes a great gift for seniors who are want the independence of completing grocery shopping themselves. Anyone who has ever labored to carry heavy bags or packages, will love the deluxe folding cart.

You can also remove the bag and use the frame separately as a dolly. Complete with fold down seat. For more information, visit http://premiercarts.com/folding_shopping_carts.htm.

 

 

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Willabee

May 1, 2008
Suggest Removal

What good is a fold-down seat that only holds
UP-TO-100 LBS? Not very safe to advertise that
as a rest place. There are other transport carts that
will hold up to 300 lbs.
How would you rate it?




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