TAILI 6 Pack Vacuum Storage Bags, Extra Large Cube (40x28x18x18 Inch), Supe Jumbo Vacuum Seal Bags for Comforters, Blankets, Bedding, Sweater, Space Saving, Closet Storage, Cream

These are going to make moving much easier! Worth the price for saving space in our cross-country moving container! The directions on the bag are only mildly helpful but fortunately it’s a pretty straight forward process. Capacity-wise, I was able to fit 2 blankets and 7 throw pillows into one cube which, admittedly, took a bit of finagling to close but I was trying to see how much I could cram in. The double zippers are like a heavy-duty zip-loc baggie and I found it easy to seal with just my fingers but I used the little tool to make sure everything was sealed. To test it, I sat on my stack of stuff and was able to get about half the air out so even without a vacuum, these could be useful. The vacuum though works much better and took less than a minute to get the rest of the air out. I can’t speak to durability yet but I didn’t see anything that would concern me. I’ll update after the move!

Durable, easy to use and stored a big amount. They were a good investment.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Bought for the shape so I could store all my winter bedding in a cube. Like most of these zip units, bags don’t always stay shut/airtight. But when they work, they really do save on space.

I loved this item, great quality my son broke one bag but it wasn’t the materials fault. I actually put all my weight to close the bag all the way down and it’s nice and flat with two king size comforter.

Definitely didn't seal down the way pictured. Wonky blob vs. A cube. The plastic seemed thinner than I would have expected compared to the amazon basic bags. They definitely hold a bunch I will say! I tried all 3 of my vacuums and they all seems like they were to small to get a good coverage over the seal but it got the job done.

These bags are awesome. I got into making chunky yarn blankets. It is really easy when you have a loom. I found this out because a certain craft/hobby store closed and my wife went and bought enough yarn to make queen sized blankets for us and our three kids. But then Christmas passed and she had only made about 3/4 of one. Fast forward three months and she is on a roll for next year she/we three of them. They are all queen sized blankets and weigh about 15 lbs each. Anyway I was able to force two of these blankets into one of these bags open the valve and slowly let the air out of the valve. The bag is very durable and even held my weight sitting on it. I didn’t jump on it I slowly sat down on it. Once I was happy with how much air was left. NONE. I closed the valve. It has been three months since I filled the first bag I have had zero leakage from the two (4 blankets) now she’s talking about making them for family with an even bigger loom King size plus. That might be a one per bag. Seriously though these are very good bags and do not leak. It does adapt to a vacuum hose or like I do, sit on it.

Sure! Here’s a short review for vacuum storage bags:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Vacuum Storage Bags ReviewThese vacuum storage bags work great! They’re easy to fill and seal, and they really save a ton of space in my closet. The material feels thick and durable, and none of the bags have leaked air so far. Perfect for storing bulky blankets, clothes, and pillows. Highly recommend if you need extra storage!

It needs a vacuum to remove all the air from inside the bag! Good size.