Warp's Banana Bags - Jumbo 60x108 in. Storage Bags, 6 ct (3/2s) - Space-Saving Solution for Large Items Review

Ordered three packs, received one pack a day later than expected. The product was good but late, which unfortunately didn't help with the furniture move. Bags had to be bought from moving companies. When trying to explain the complaint to Revain I did not find a satisfactory explanation: ie the goods arrived late and the quantity of the goods was less than ordered. Very disappointed. I ended up paying about $23 for two bags (compared to the six I ordered). Used a bag. Would not recommend this…

Great product, just what I was looking for. The plastic is durable, I wasn't afraid that the bag would tear. When I was done with the bags for their original use, they were wrapped around furniture to protect them when moving items. Once that was done I cut the bags into smaller sheets and still use them for projects that needed protecting underneath such as painting. I definitely got my money out of these bags and was glad to know they existed. Many Thanks

I have this giant 4 inch foam mattress topper that cannot be stored. there after fitting the open end around the pipe. He sucked out all the air until the thing was an acceptable size. Because of this, the banana bag was a lifesaver. Huge, heavy and fun yellow (hence the name). I cannot recommend them strongly enough. I've already bought a few so I'm going to use them to store my RV mattress during the off-season.

Reading some of the negative reviews I expected that I would have issues to deal with. Luckily I didn't have any. I managed to stuff two sofas into the pockets. They were both slightly larger than the size listed on the bags but we just crushed the pillows and stuffed them inside. Don't expect this to be a quick process. Attaching the sofa legs without tearing the bag required attention when it came in but it was ok. Two sofas were on my patio during the renovation and I inspect them every few…

The packaging is misleading as the picture shown of the sofa is in a bag. Anyone considering buying these to seal a regular full size sofa or love seat should understand that a flat width measurement of 60 inches is essentially the equivalent of a bag with an opening just 38 inches in diameter. To properly accommodate a standard-size sofa (about 37 inches wide by 32 inches high), you'll need a bag that's about 82 inches flat wide. Additionally, the 108-inch length of these bags is not enough to