TAILI 8 Pack Vacuum Storage Bags for Comforter and Blankets, Jumbo Vacuum Seal Bags for Bedding 40x31 Inch, Space Saver Bags for Clothes, Pillows, Saving More Closet Space

Working great

Love these bags. Saves so much space and easy to use. Sturdy I put my plant covers for cold weather in them and store in outside container. Alot of stuff is put on top of it so placed in bottom. Hasnt torn yet and this was in February. Everything the seller promised.

The bags work great except 2 of the bags are not sealing properly. Air still seeps in

These worked perfectly. I was able to get 2 large cushions from our outdoor sectional and 2 back cushions in one back. Saved so much space storing these. Also worked create for a large puffy queen-size comforter. I will definitely buy more of this size and some smaller ones. Great quality, the bags have a pretty decent thickness to them.

These are very good. The zipper could be more sturdy, but overall, these are great to keep things in to keep out pretty much everything except what's in them! Plus, they fit just about anywhere. I have purchased these 4 times!

I have used a variety of storage bags and I can tell you, regardless how much you spend on them, what the brand is, etc. they are plastic and it's easy to accidently puncture and break or get a small hole. Always be careful handling them for best results. Although these seem thin (like most other bags) they are able to hold a lot and really hold when you suck the air out of them. I got the 8 count, the bags a giant! They would be a good size to store under furniture or if you have really large containers or spaces to store them in. They are great for large amounts of clothing, thick bedding, pillows, etc. It even came with a pump (or whatever you'd call the opposite) that you can use to remove air. You have the option to manually squeeze air out of the bag, use the pump or a vacuum. I've got a upright shark vacuum that worked great to remove the air, the pump was also much easier to use then I expected. The most difficult method is the manual of course, it's a large bag so it can be challenging to get all the air out especially if your smaller. *I have only tried laying items horizontally in the bag so far and not with the bag vertical like shown in pictures so this could effect how easy it is to manually remove air. I was able to fit the huge pile of smaller bags (another brand) of toddler clothing in just 2 bags with room to spare. I was able to fit the 2 bags under half our queen bed where they continue to remain just as compact as when I placed them a few days ago (as I said before be cautious if you have a metal frame to not bump into any protruding pieces that may puncture the bag). I tried one bag on our bed pillows, we have 2 standard pillows with shames, a medium size lumbar pillow and 2 small square pillows, all of them fit in one bag easily and I was impressed at how flat I was able to get the bag (using the pump). A little tip you can label your bags with a sharpie and just use some rubbing alcohol if you ever want to remove or change the label. Definitely something I would get more of in the future.

Nice size but plastic material is very thin concerned it may rip easily in future

Excellent product easy to use comes with all the products needed to close the bags which is great because it has one piece for each bag and you can leave the piece on the bag it helps seal the bag scenes tight air leaking. Easy controllable valve twisted to open it to suck the air out and then lock it shut bag remains flat I recommend these

Buen tamaño, pero no son de gran calidad… de hecho tres bolsas tenían fuga por la parte de la válvula.

I guess I didn't read the sizes as well as I thought I had because they are so close in size that you can't really tell much difference. The idea of these seemed like a good one but doesn't work that well. I'm keeping them for a different reason than the one I bought them for but it is a waste of good money IMHO.