DOKEHOM Large Under Bed Storage Bag, Thick Ultra Size Fabric Clothes Bag, Moisture proof (Dark Blue, L)

The bag should've been empty and/or open in the photos. I assumed the bags were lined and would keep their shape based on the photos. They were purchased for the purpose of storing toys under my boys' beds in their room. I discovered that they are not lined, that it is difficult for them to open the bags, and that the system is simply ineffective. The issue is that most cubes are too tall to fit beneath a bed. I chose these because of this. They should be fine for storing clothes or blankets, I'm sure.

Sabrina Deleon

| Jul 07, 2021

I've been using these for my business for about 6 months and have ordered about a dozen of them over several transactions. br>br>It's used to transport clothes from one show to the next. br>br>On the bright side, these are extremely inexpensive. br>br>On the down side, these are extremely inexpensive. br>br>Overall, three of the dozen or so I bought have failed in the six months I've had them. Seams rip, zippers break, and handles come undone. Do I put them to a lot of work? No, just packing, loading, and unloading them. They have a nice top-down approach, which I like. They load well, but I wish they were more durable for my needs. br>br>If you're just storing them in a closet or under a bed, they should be fine. However, if you ask for anything more, they will eventually let you down.

Abel Harrison

| Jan 01, 2021

hygienic This purchase has satisfied me. It is everything that has been said about it. It's quite big (the one pictured isn't quite full-size). It has handles that can be used to reach or carry it to various locations. It holds several pairs of socks, undies, bras, neatly folded skirts, large bath towels, 5 complete folded sets of 4pc bedding sheets [extra bags for comforters or throw sherpa's] plus large size sweaters, several pairs of socks, undies, bras, and large size sweaters summer dresses for casual occasions- In the meantime, everything comes out of the storage bags wrinkle-free and odor-free [except for a fresh laundered scent] and perfectly stored. ready to be used br>br>I like how I can fit so much into two large space-saving protectors. [At the moment, I'm refolding more sheet sets in order to finish filling]. br>br>[A larger one with handles can be purchased separately] ready-to-wear, well-protected storage bags. There are three queen-sized comforters and two twin-sized comforters, as well as two standard-sized pillows. br>br>The navey blue (helpful color) a sufficiently thick coated] material that is very useful in keeping stains, odors, and potential dust bunnies under the bed or on shelving br>br>I'm overjoyed to be able to store a large number of items without fear of moldy mildewy odors coming from under the bed storage or shelves in my walk-in closet. br>br>I've seen a lot of expensive items wrapped in plastic or velvet. [Clothes hangers] ironed [when necessary] [some now bagged in the two large (generously) bags] In between other folded clothing items, I can also store important papers enclosed in folder-size protectors. br>br>I've thrown away a lot of high-priced items, including UGG boots. Betsy Johnson (and other shoe designers) is a lovely, whimsical designer. Bags, scarves, and sweaters with bright spring designs. Other expensive pocketbooks, purses, or totes only have a few unprotected accessories, important papers stored in places that [I never imagined mold growing in]. I recently [a few months] moved into a very dewy, damp area. A large body of water is only a few yards away; Moving into this area unprepared for manageable floods caused by old plumbing, (attachment)items ruined, or items that are difficult to dispose of for various reasons. br>br>I've tried cleaning dewy-damaged areas only to end up throwing these items out. Keeping a wary eye on the situation. I have home damage insurance, but I never seem to remember about it until it's too late. DON'T FORGET DAMAGE MOLD mildew br>br>After tossing it out, oops (lol), try to prevent damage with various products that may cause further damage or high dry cleaning bills. That's why I think these storage bags are such a good investment in terms of time and money. Loss-prevention drugs br>br>I haven't had any problems with these bags. If it's necessary, I'll make a change. They're inexpensive and can help you avoid wasting money on lost items. btw: btw: btw: btw: btw: btw: bt Protective products should not be sprayed directly on the objects you're guarding! Spray away on the bags; nothing has bled or leached onto my stored items. I'll definitely keep buying these bags as long as they're needed.

Rivka Kaiser

| Dec 22, 2020

If you have multiple children and save clothes for hand-me-downs, these are ideal. I have two boys who are seven years apart and save all the nice clothes that the older one outgrows for the younger one. That is a significant amount of clothing. I used to store them in totes, but that didn't work because stink bugs got into everything and they took up a lot of space. Then I tried those ziplock vacuum seal bags, which were even worse because A) they don't stay vacuum sealed for very long and B) they don't stack very well. Plus, because they're clear, whatever you write on them is extremely difficult to see. On the outside, there is a small clear pocket where you can put a piece of paper with a description. I just stuffed the contents of three of those ziplock bags into one of these extra large bags. They're sturdy, and the fact that they have a plastic lining on the inside means I don't have to worry about water damaging the contents. They zip up tight, so I won't have to worry about bugs, and I'm really happy with them. In addition, I'm able to stack them. I'd show you a before picture of the ziplock bag disaster, but it'd be too humiliating.

Abram Owen

| Oct 06, 2021

I guess I didn't do enough research to figure out what "1680D oxford fabric" was all about. Everything about this bag makes it sound like it's made of FABRIC. Technically, polyester is a "fabric," but that isn't how it's usually used; a seller who uses the word "polyester" in the description is much more truthful in advertising. br>br>As a result, buyer beware. This is a bag made of plastic! This will not assist those of us who are attempting to reduce our use of plastic in our daily lives.

Stormi Santiago

| Nov 28, 2021

I bought another similar option, but it arrived in terrible condition and was poorly made, so I immediately returned it. These are EXACTLY what I've been looking for. There are no issues, and I would highly recommend this product. Perfect for keeping things organized when moving or storing extra bedding, seasonally appropriate clothing, and so on.

Abraham Jacobs

| Dec 21, 2020

These are fantastic bags! I can cram a lot of stuff into a small bag! So far, I've filled one bag with three sets of king-size sheets and two queen-size throws, with plenty of room to spare. I'm sure I could fit three or four more blankets in this bag, depending on their size; these bags have a lot of space! It's perfect for saving space and providing complete protection for my extra bedding, thanks to the exceptional breathable material and long-lasting durability! These bags will undoubtedly last for many years to come! If you're looking for a unique way to.

Zain Harper

| Jan 25, 2021