The laundry chair: a clever solution for dirty clothes – or £820 poorly spent?

With a lazy-Susan-style rotating rail that you can dump your clothes over, this invention functions as chair and wardrobe. But is it really any better than ... any other chair? Appearance: A bold new hybrid of wardrobe and chair. I’m sorry, run this past me again. Do you have a pile of clothes that you’ve already worn but aren’t quite ready to wash? Do you need a place to keep them? Then let me introduce you to the all-singing, all-dancing, never-failing, always-amazing, positively life-altering laundry chair! So, a chair you put your clothes on. Not just any chair! A fully-operatic, utterly infallible, singularly unrepeatable, epoch-defining, spine-blessing, gravity-defying, expectation-shattering, future-proof, legend-in-the-making triumph. But, also, yes, a chair you put your clothes on. Sorry to break it to you, but these already exist. I’ve got one in my bedroom. But this cannot be. The laundry chair has only just been invented, by inventor and YouTube star Simone Giertz. I just use a normal chair. But she’s launched a Kickstarter for it. It costs $1,100 (£820). For a chair? I mean, it is admittedly a very clever chair. The problem with most laundry chairs is that,