Review on Maximizing Storage Efficiency with AmazonBasics Binder Holder: Unleash its High Storage Capacity by Alexis Guiney

I'm one of those half-crazy organizers you've heard of. Even my sock drawers are clean, tidy and color-coded. So when I saw an opportunity to get rid of our cluttered shelves full of DVDs, I knew I had to have this CD/DVD case. There was no way we could get our growing DVD collection onto our bookshelf in decent order, and they were always out of order. But I was concerned about how I might store DVD cover information in the little pockets of this wallet. I love seeing the cover photo and keeping the information on the back of each DVD. Spring. with a little ingenuity I found a way. I cut (with a paper cutter) the paper sleeves of each DVD and put them in my bag next to the disc. Technically, the disc and cover would fit in the same bag and I could fit more DVDs in my wallet, but I prefer it that way. personal preference. The way I do it I only have 64 DVDs in my wallet but I'm fine with that. You can still put the DVD and the cut cover in the same bag and get 128 in your wallet. I have already bought 5 of these wallets because I can categorize them by genres and because the price is very cheap. Also, these wallets don't take up much space on our bookshelf. Five wallets take up a fraction of the space that all plastic DVDs take up. If I could improve this wallet it would be a small clear plastic hole on the back so I could write what was in that particular wallet. . Maybe it's just my super organizational skills showing again, but I think it would be helpful for others. I've included a photo so you can see how I put my CDs and photo covers in my bags. (Please don't judge my DVDs. I just picked a random side in my wallet to take a picture of. LOL)