Review on 🛏️ Efficient Mattress Vacuum Bag for Memory Foam or Inner Spring Mattresses - Compression, Storage, and Moving Solution with Leakproof Valve and Double Zip Seal (Queen/Full/Full-XL) by Sandy Pierce

Definitely worth buying. I've recently moved and wanted to use some sort of vacuum seal to make the purple mattress easier to move around. We folded our mattress before putting it in the bag and unrolled it once it was in the bag. Once most of the mattress was in the bag, it just slid inside. We used a standard Shark vacuum that we bought at Walmart. The vacuum takes a while to remove all the air, but we found it worked easier if one of us used the vacuum and held the valve away from the mattress while the other crawled over the top of the mattress to close it compress. After about 5 minutes, the mattress was compressed to a thickness of about 2 inches. We used three straps that we bought at Walmart for $1.50 each. You will need tape to cover the valve when you close it. We did find that when the valve was closed, the air came out, but that's happened to me with every vacuum I've owned. I put tape on the valve and everything is fine. We rolled up the mattress and fastened the straps. We messed up that part. We tightened the straps without even thinking about where the hooks looked on them. One hook faced the plastic and when tightened it pierced the plastic. Luckily we had all 3 seat belts on when this happened because the plastic broke halfway to the mattress. After rolling it up, we put it on the equipment trolley and from the mattress we went to our new home. We will definitely buy it again next time we move. Only next time we will remember hooks.