📦 Underbed Storage Containers 2 Pack - Spacious Under Bed Storage Bag with Convenient Handles, Zippers, and Clear Window for Blankets, Clothes, Comforters (Line-like White) Review

A quality product needs a solid floor. Unfortunately I couldn't do anything with it due to the lack of durability. They're nice and long, but nothing in them supports what you put into them. I donated them to Good Will.

The description said it was a sturdy box but I was very disappointed to find out it was a thinner case - similar to the case the one Blanket sold, but more thin than a down jacket. It would probably be more accurate to compare it to a garment bag. Two bags shouldn't cost as much as this one. I wanted them so my daughter could put all her dance clothes under the bed and just pull them out when she needs something. They used to be in a basket in her closet. However, since it's not dimensionally…

I like the transparent lid so you can see what's inside because after a while you tend to forget what's inside. The fabric itself feels "normal" but nothing expensive or high end which makes sense judging by the price. Also, it's very thin and requires almost two people to put anything inside. Since there's no backing or anything to secure the bottom or sides, you'll definitely need to load it onto a hard, flat surface, or it'll be all fabric so it can't stand up and hold on its own. The…

So naturally most people buy an under bed storage box. Not me! I mean, I keep stuff in my bag and put it under my bed, but that's not why I chose to do it. In my opinion, under the bed is an uncomfortable place to store things. The real reason I bought them? Dog. The dog was rescued from a not so good situation and has some possessive aggression. She stole everything she could and immediately ran under the bed, knowing full well that no one else could fit inside. So the solution was to remove…

Two linen storage bags for a great price is the quality I expected when I received this bag. Fragile material and thin zippers. However, the breathability of the material meant I could sit on thick blankets, squeeze out excess air and try to close my storage bag neatly. You don't have to clumsily reach for a vacuum to "suck the air out" to compress a duvet into a bag (although of course you can't compress a duvet as little as you can with vacuum storage bags, which tear easily anyway). I was…