Folding Shopping Carts: 5 Fast Facts

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Fact #1. The first shopping cart was introduced in 1937 by the owner of a supermarket chain in Oklahoma. He developed it in an effort to allow people to buy more groceries. The size of a purchase at the time was typically limited by the amount a shopper could carry.
Fact #2. The shopping cart was slow to catch on. Women found them too reminiscent of baby carriages. Men found their design effeminate. In an effort to combat these criticisms, the inventor hired models of both genders to push the carts around his stores and shops. It worked, and carts of various designs have been ubiquitous ever since.
Fact #3. There's no shortage of uses for folding carts. Those who live in urban areas can undoubtedly reap the most benefits from them. That's because they make it possible to carry your groceries over long distances on public transportation or on foot.
Fact #4. The primary use for your cart will be hauling groceries. However, it's common to see people using these carts to push laundry around city streets. If you use a laundromat, folding carts offer an extremely convenient means of transporting your clothes on laundry day. Note that it's a good idea to keep your detergent at the bottom. Placing heavy objects on top can throw-off your cart's balance. This makes it more likely to tip over.
Fact #5. Picnics and other outdoor ventures present another great opportunity to make use of your folding cart. Some models even come with insulated liners to help keep your food at the proper temperature while you make you way to your destination. Think of it like a cooler you don't have to carry. They're also great for the beach, as long as you get a model with tires that can maneuver on sand.