📦 HOUSE AGAIN Sturdy Stackable Storage Bags/Boxes - Metal Frame, Durable Handles, Clear Window, and Zipper Closure - Ideal for Clothes and Bedding - Small, Grey Review

Received it today and am so happy. Through the window I can see what I've pushed in, which is great because I don't have to dig or guess. I put the linings in vacuum bags, pushed them partially through the open top, and then air sucked the bags out. This allowed me to scale them down to box size. Albeit a bit lumpy. To maximize the space, I filled the top space that wouldn't fit in another bag with some seasonal towels or clothing. Now with such storage it looks much neater. Also, it's now out…

Great product. This is about my 13th, one of different sizes. I used the largest in my husband's closet and this filled the space between the two large ones. They were great for my husband's bulky sweaters and sweatshirts. I used the little ones for my winter sweaters, blouses and shawls. They are well made, with a large clear window on one side and a smaller window on the short side so you can easily see what's inside. There is a great zipper at the top that allows easy access from the top and

I bought the small size. When I opened the package, I initially regretted that I hadn't bought a larger size. However, after filling them with my winter clothes, I found that each of them could hold more than I thought and the smaller size is better suited for placement on the high shelves in my closet. (However, if you have a lot of clothing items, you might want to go up a size or down a size.) I like that they have an internal metal frame so they hold their shape and really stack. I also…

Warning as many other reviews are so positive. Yes, this type of sturdy fabric box is great for organizing. Yes, it really helps with bulky soft items that otherwise take up a lot of space (quilts, sweaters, yarn, etc.). But no, this particular version is not a good deal. They usually cost $10 each and the quality of the fabric and zippers leaves a lot to be desired. I've added them to some Risentels as they seem to be discontinued. Those old ones, you really just fill them up and then zip them