🛏️ Loghot Bedside Caddy/Storage Bag Hanging Organizer for Bunk and Hospital Beds, Dorm Rooms Bed Rails, Ideal for Glasses, Books, Mobile Phones, Keys (Light Blue) Review

Very easy to install and attach to my bed frame. Holds everything I want to put in including my phone, reading glasses, a magnifying glass, a box of Oasis eye drops, two large paperback books, several small packs of tissue paper. I bought this to clean up the mess on my bedside table so I can put my humidifier in there. I have an eye condition that requires me to run a humidifier all night.

Benefits: Extra storage space next to the bed. Holds securely and hangs on any bed rail. Spacious. Waterproof, plasticized interior. The wire frame on the top keeps its shape and keeps the bag open. Four outside pockets. Cons: The hooks that attach the bag to the bed's railing scratch the wood. The bag sags and deforms under the weight of things stored in it due to the lack of a frame at the bottom and sides. Fabric colors and patterns are limited. The two outer chrome hooks (in the 1st photo…

Color advertised as light blue but in the picture it looks more like mint green which we love! Bought a bunk bed for my daughter. The side pockets are big enough for your phone, which is great. The overall structure seems weak. There is no support for the structure at the base, so the middle sags at the bottom. This is not a deal breaker, just an observation. If there was a frame below that was similar to the one above, it wouldn't sag. The top bezel is a bit flimsy but functional. The metal…

It was exactly what I was looking for. I hung it on the headboard and my glasses, remote control, face mask and lip balm are always at hand. I just ordered lip balm key holders to hang on one of the front hooks. I listen to audio books when I fall asleep. I use the side pocket for my phone. Thanks to the mesh, he can be heard well and if he is knocked over, he is no longer on my mattress. I flip it upside down so the inserted end is sticking out at the top. The quality is excellent. Beautiful…

I bought it a month ago and put it in the box because of the poor quality. Firstly, I think it's a great concept. However, the piece of metal that clings to the bed rail is ill-conceived. There are velcro straps on the "pocket" that fix the metal part in place, but don't REALLY fix it. The corners are constantly sticking out, causing the bag to sag on the opposite side of the hooks. I put my laptop in a large bag and the metal corners kept sticking out. I would have to fix it again and again. I

I can't tell you how awful this car was. The "stuff" it's made of is more like wax paper. It literally takes no effort to rip it to pieces. The velcro straps that attach the paper cart to the wire frame are incredibly flimsy. They fall apart when something is placed in the storage compartment. They're also not strong enough to actually keep the cart attached to the wire frame when there's nothing in it, so the cart is always crooked and about to fall right off the bed rail. The price is…

If you buy this, FIRST CUT A PIECE OF CARDBOARD TO INSTALL THE BOTTOM PART. When I did this, the ease of use increased dramatically for me. It seems to distribute the weight of the items you put inside more evenly across the canvas while keeping the sides stretched straight. I've been using the cart for a few weeks now and my overall impression is that it does exactly what it is advertised to do. . It fits perfectly in a tissue box and can easily hold a small tissue box, a few books, a filled…

I found the product description misleading. The product is functional. I was expecting it to be cheap but admittedly I was surprised by a few things so I hope this clears things up for other buyers. The product has not been used, only unpacked. I wouldn't call it a canvas. I was expecting something more like backpack material. It looks more like plastic with a thin fabric decoratively glued to it. It's loud and rustles paper. All structural integrity is achieved by plastic, not just any canvas…