Review on 🚫 14 Gallon Capacity Rubbermaid Commercial FG9S3000WHT by Samuel Reppa

I bought three of these bags to store extra stuff. I bought this partly because of the exterior design. It looks simple, solid and well built. I thought it would go well with a white kitchen and it does, but it doesn't save much. Take a moment to look at the design in the product photo. See the side corners sticking out a bit and the top cover cut through? While these things look good, they change the internal memory structure. Basically you get an inverted trapezoidal storage space. That's both good and bad. Bad if you have a minor OCD and want to fill as much space as possible (a rectangular cube is the best shape for storage), and good because the design allows bags to be stacked on top of each other. The handles are well built and strong. The plastic is thick and heavy and unlikely to break unless you drop it. It's waterproof in the sense that water won't get into these containers if you accidentally leak this - unless you have a flood. It closes with an audible click on each side to let you know it's closed. There is a large Rubbermaid Commercial Brute Tote with a lid, a 20 gallon version that seems to fit more that I might get later. I couldn't fill it in the way I wanted, so I just threw them some freeform elements and put it away for the day. I love the design and wish it could have more room for all the physical space it takes up.