Review on Efficient Gift Wrap Storage: Elf Stor 83-DT5054 Bags for 40-Inch Paper Rolls - 2 Pack, Clear & X-Large by Danny Kimble

I bought this because this year when I went to get my Christmas wrapping paper that I had under my bed, I realized that it was somehow from -for worn was thick or torn, and it no longer looked good. I was wondering if there is a storage system that someone has devised so I can easily keep it for the other 11 months of the year and to my surprise, if not really surprised. someone did it! I've seen a few other people mention that their paper eventually got torn but mine didn't, and we've lugged and tossed it around a few times this year when using it to wrap our gifts, apparently after getting new ones bought wrapping paper. and it seemed normal to me although I could see where they were coming up because it has an odd sticky feel to it and I'm not sure how well it will rub against other things in my closet - as you can see in my photos. The benefit of this is that it makes it worthwhile for me to spend some money to store all the wrapping paper I bought this year so I can use it again next year. It's so easy to store anywhere - in a closet, under a bed, or next to a desk. It's a lot wider than you think and we were able to fit other stuff in with our wrapping paper, although admittedly we only put three or four tubes in each one I got because I'm sure you can get two to buy? The downsides are obvious the material is sticky on the outside so it rubs weirdly on anything it touches which makes me think it might tear in the future when hung in my closet. But also if it touches the tissue paper when you wrap something, it may tear the tissue paper. It can't be the product's fault either, but it attracts pet hair and if a pet walks on it, it can be punctured fairly easily. So keep that in mind.