WISELIFEStorage Bags, Large Blanket Clothes Organization and Storage Containers for Bedding, Comforters, Foldable Organizer with Reinforced Handle, Clear Window,Sturdy Zippers,(Grey, 3 x 100L)

Two dressers both full and I emptied one dresser six drawers into one of these bags I still have two more to go and that bag is not stuffed either I am totally amazed that I put that much in there and it’s not stuffed and it’s easy to zipper closed. I got the blue I really like that it’s very pretty it’s almost a turquoise. This bag seem very sturdy to handles two zippers on each one so you can meet it in the middle. For the money I paid I don’t think you can beat this price they may take two people to move though because they are very big or one strong man or packet where you wanna keep it. Needless to say I’m very pleased think you will be too.

Ordered these to use as my original comforter packages are slowly tearing up to store my offseason bedding in. I have actually ordered three different items to choose from. These bags are of very good quality, almost a vinyl material that I feel might even be waterproof. I haven't used them yet but they seem to be sturdy.

If you have limited space, as I do, this item might be handy. I needed storage for several large blankets so this can slide right into the bottom of my closet. It's a bit floppy, when you move it around, but does the job and helps keep the dust bunnies out anyway!

GREAT FOR PACKING AND STORING, AND MOVING. BUT REMEMBER ITS SOFT MATERIAL DO NOT OVER PACK. I RECEIVED MY 3 PACKS AND ONE ALREADY HAD A SMALL RIP NEAR ZIPPER. THEN ANOTHER ONE I HAD TOOMUCH IN IT AND THE HANDLE RIPPED OFF WHEN IT WAS LIFTED UP. OTHER THAN THAT THEY ARE GREAT AND I HAVE FIVE THAT ARE STILL GOOD, AND THE RIPPED ONE TOSSED IN GARBAGE.

I was super impressed! I cleared out not one but 2 small bins of clothes also 2 of those marshalls bags! Made everything neat in my storage area.

They look good, and do the job of being someplace to put blankets and things like that for stowing. The zippers seem fine to me, and I don't see any threads coming loose or anything. Two issues though. One, they were vacuum-packed and then wrapped in so much tape that you can't cut it anywhere at first because it's so tightly taped. So you have to hunt down tape edges and peel enough to finally release a little area to cut to get air in there, then finally just cut the thing out. I've never seen anything wrapped in as much tape as this was. Took a lot of effort to unwrap. Second, there is zero structure in these containers. In the picture they are perfectly square and even stacking as perfect rectangles. Absolutely not the case - it's like a duffle bag. It'll take on the shape of your blankets, so it sits more like a big blob. You would have to pack it perfectly with perfectly sized blankets and then stuff it full enough to make those tight sides. So mine look more like a turquoise potatoes on the floor. Stacked turquoise potatoes. But it's better than a big stack of blankets that constantly fall over though - so still, they are useful. if at least covering just a wobbly stack. But to b e honest they just don't look very appealing as they are. So these work, but it's just not quite what I was expecting.

Wow - these accommodate a large amount of storage area and they are flexible unlike a plastic bin. You can stuff these into any area. I appreciate how many blankest/quilts i can place in these. I will be purchasing more.

They fit so much more than I thought! Was surprised!