TAILI 6 Pack Vacuum Storage Bags, Jumbo Cube (31x40x15 Inch), Extra Large Vacuum Seal Bags for Clothing, Comforters, Blankets, Bedding, Closet Organization Space Saving, Cream

Work great. Double seal which is nice. Holds alot of clothes

The quality and compression is great. I was able to fit 2 big quilts and some blankets in one. It depends on the size of your blankets. Very compact, easy to use. Will purchase more for the rest of my stuff.

PACKAGE DELVIERED ON TIME, USED 2 OF THE HANGING OPTIONS TO REPLACE PREVIOUSLY PURCHASED THAT THE HANGER PART BROKE OFF AND THEN SEAL CAME APART. THIS TIME I ONLY PUT 1 SNOW JACKET AND SNOW PANTS IN EACH AND USED THINNER BUT STRONGER HANGERS INSIDE. THIS SET IS LABELS IN SUCH A WAY THAT YOU CAN TELL WHICH IS THE CUBES AND WHICH IS THE HANGING TYPE SO 4-5 STARS, WILL RE-REVIEW IF THIS SET HANGER BREAKS.

You can fit so much in these.

These vacuum bags do not work. Very disappointed in the fact that the air would be sucked out, clothing, blanket etc. would be sufficiently compressed and then the air fill sealer would not turn to close 100% of the seal and within a minute they are no longer compressed. Tried multiple times, had my husband help turn the air fill sealer, same result.

The bag was waist high when empty. The base of the bag is a rectangle, not a cube. When you open the outer package, look for the white clip that you can attach to close the zipper. Not necessary to use, just easier to zip. Mine had to be dug out of the trash because they were not attached.I like the double zippers. My old Space Saver bags (flat) are 25 years old, and only have a single zipper. I like being able to keep dust out of comforters, blankets, sheets, etc.I order to stack them and keep all of the sides the same, you must fold EVERY item to the exact same length and width. Height does not matter. That is time consuming, and even when folded correctly, you can't control the sides as air is being removed. Maybe if half empty, they may stack better. I removed air a dozen times before I gave up. So far, the 4 bags I used have kept their seal. Ignore the photo advertising the woman sitting on an inflated bag. Common sense says it could rip out the sides rendering the bag useless.I wish they were not blue. You cannot see the exact colors of items you put in the bag. Some colors show up well though. I used a Dyson upright pet vacuum to remove the air. I removed the hard wand and just used the flexible, spiral hose. Two bags had to have the valve reinstalled in the bag because my vacuum pulled it out. I found it inside my hose. The rubber/silicone looking part goes back into the bag with the pointed part inside the hole. The part that you turn left or right has a particular groove you must align to snap it back on.I found that it is better to skip the vacuum until you have compressed the air by hand. This way you can guide the bag's wrinkles and fold the top zipper part so you can make it a better shape. Once you have the shape you want, use the vacuum to get the rest of the air out.They serve the purpose, but I was hoping they would stack better. They do hold a lot of items. Some items like REAL down feathers in coats and comforters should not be compressed because you will break down the feathers over time. Leather items (anything organic that used to be on animal) should never be compressed or even be touching the plastic.I wish there was a fill line showing how much to put inside, but my bags seem to be doing well. Bear in mind that if you fill to the top, then it will be very heavy to lift if you need to put it up high on a closet shelf. Plus they could fall and injure someone if stacked up high.

Perfect for storing king size bed quilts. I find the bags are very durable and easy to use.

LOVE these bags! I now have 1 king size blanket and three king size comforters stored in a bag that previously held on king size comforter. HUGE SPACE SAVER!!