Review on Efficient Fab Totes 6-Pack: Foldable Blanket Storage Bags & Containers with Lids – Organize Bedroom, Closet, Clothing, Comforter, Sweater, Grey by Maria Sandoval

I'm ashamed to admit how bad my linen closet was before I got it. I have a lot of thick blankets, soft fluffy blankets and a lot of 70's era throws. They will come in handy for long mountain winters, but just get in the way and almost impossible to fit the rest of the year. When I was able to test these storage bags, I dove into organizational dreamland. Pros: Material and stitching are strong. . Loading is child's play, a huge A+ in itself when it comes to bulky bedding. They fit a lot. I put my king size winter comforter and two large decorative blankets in a bag. King Size Bedding Set. *This container and a king size quilt are the two puffy containers pictured at left. The other two are filled with stiffer quilts that fold much better. Zippers are strong, as are plastic windows. the ability to see what's inside. To be honest, that makes my organization fan heart beat faster. You look great. *I'm still working on a cabinet with narrow shelves to match the streamlined look. Handles make transport easier. Disadvantages Actually only one thing, they don't hold their shape when overflowing. No big deal as I was the one who did the trapping, easy fix. don't overdo it with them; or do because they can handle it. Conclusion: I love her. My next organizational adventure is a sticky diaper box holding my maternity wipes that will easily move the other bins in the set (all my spare blankets only fit snugly in four bins) while I work on baby weight.