📦 Natural Canvas Underbed Storage Bag for Household Essentials - Optimal for Organizing Review

Reading reviews of these boxes I've learned that some people prefer plastic bottoms because they cause too much friction of the carpet. So if you have carpet, expect friction. If you have a hard floor, you'll love how well the cloth floor glides and doesn't get sticky. I was painting concrete and found the plastic floor type stuck to my floor. In addition, it is free-flowing and flexible. Don't expect hard sides. I like it because I can tuck a blanket in without folding it like Martha Stewart.

Bought this to stash my duvet in after work and it's all I need at a good price. It's true to size, it doesn't have that sticky plastic smell and it's well ventilated thanks to its many little holes so nothing should get too stuffy. the amount of force to push it inward. The 'transparent' side lets you guess what you're storing, and there are a pair of easy handles that allow you to pull it out from under the bed with minimal fuss. They don't look like they need to be pulled hard to avoid…

I recently moved in with my parents leaving us all with a lack of storage space. My house has no basement or attic so i have to use closets,garage and any other place to store things we don't use often.I used to have my stuff in all the closets of my four bedroom house and I had to clean out to make space To create for my parents I bought two of these, one for my folks and one for me, my mom could squeeze four sets of sheets in and they still fit comfortably under her queen bed, I used mine…

Since we have hardwood floors, we didn't want the kids to stuff a pile of junk under their beds and then have to go through it every time we wanted to to suck there. We bought them every one of these bags and they LOVE them. Each of them has their own bag in which to store all their belongings (cuddly toys, books, puzzles, games, flashlights). an environment for kids to "decorate" their personal under bed storage bin - they have a clear plastic lid so a) kids can see where all their stuff is…