🛏️ Organize and Store Blankets with our Set of 5 Clear Vinyl Zippered Blanket Storage Bags (15x18x5 Inch) Review

I knit double sized quilts for my grandkids. They are thick and heavy. This is the perfect size to keep.

I've forgotten that I generally dislike plastic and I'm worried the comforters and sheets I put in them will smell like it. and I worry that it might even be toxic. But they do exactly what they are supposed to!

I bought this larger storage bag (15x18x5) for my sheets and duvets. The bags are transparent and quite thick with a nice handle. Inside the bags there is a pocket for the label. A bag of this size can hold a full size set of sheets or a medium to large sized comforter. I also bought smaller bags to store less bulky items like throws. Review: Ron's wife

I knit knit blankets for family and friends and it's nice to put them in a ziplock plastic bag so they can be tucked away when not in use. My blankets are about 48" x 60" and fit perfectly in these bags. It's just a nice addition to a homemade gift. I ordered a set of 5; then, because I liked them, I immediately ordered more.

These zippered bags are very durable and a good size. I used mine to tidy up my linens. Top, bottom and a few pillowcases in every pocket where there is room. I stick down sheets in and the sets smell great and don't collect dust from just sitting in the linen closet. They smell like strong plastic when you first open them, but the smell dissipates quickly. Ordered these twice.

I bought these plastic blanket storage bags for our camper trailer to store extra blankets for our camping trips. I wanted something to keep the comforters, sheets, and beach towels clean, dry, and fresh in the tight space under our dining bench. I considered vacuum sealed bags but decided not to run around with them as I don't want to constantly deflate the bags after each use. These bags are the perfect size and durability for what I wanted and needed. I was able to fit 5 thin blankets in 1…

I have always kept my transitional comforters and quilts in clear plastic storage boxes. They take up a lot of storage space. Thought I'd try these zippered storage bags. I folded the comforters and quilts to fit in the storage bag, put them in, and zipped them up. I folded some small blankets and put them in a bag. This method allowed me to use a lot less storage space on the shelves. I can still see what's inside, and when I need a quilt, I can just grab what I want without having to "unpack"