TAILI 12 Pack Vacuum Storage Bags, Jumbo Vacuum Seal Bags for Clothing (40x31 Inch), Space Saver for Bulky Comforter Blankets, Bedding, Pillows, Clothes, Saving More Closet Space

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.

These bags really do hold a LOT of clothing/blankets/pillows/towels/bedding/curtains. I got them to pack the aforementioned items for an interstate move and they worked beautifully for that purpose. As often happens when moving an entire household, lots of things stay packed for longer than originally planned. Since I packed a lot of "extras" and off season things in them, and since they took up so little space, it was easy to stack these up off to the side in a guest room closet.I really didn't think about my cat going in the closet to check things out as I was filling it up with stuff. I certainly didn't imagine that a couple of teeny tiny holes from claws in curious paws, over time and very, very slowly, cause these bags to REINFLATE. Yeah, that was fun. So, great for moving but not so great for storage if there's a chance of puncture by feline. Again though, really great for moving.

I recently bought the TAILI 8 Pack Vacuum Storage Bags, and I have mixed feelings about them. The bags only come in large sizes, which is great for storing bulky items like comforters and winter coats but less ideal for smaller items.Using the bags is pretty straightforward: you just fill them up, seal them, and use a vacuum cleaner to suck out the air. The double-zip seal and triple-seal turbo valve work well to keep the air out. Once compressed, the bags do save a significant amount of space, and my closet looks much more organized.However, I did notice that the material, while generally durable, can be a bit flimsy if overfilled. One of my bags developed a small tear after I packed it a bit too full. On the positive side, the airtight and waterproof features are excellent. My items stayed dry and protected from dust and insects.Overall, these bags are good for large items and do a decent job of saving space, but I wish they came in a variety of sizes. They are a solid option if you need to store big, bulky items, but be careful not to overpack them.

I'll admit, I had my doubts .. After trying a different brand vacuum bag for my extra blankets and bed sheets it didn't keep the seal for over 24hrs. The TAILI Vacuum Storage bags WORK! I got ALL of the air out of them, it crunched down the bedding to an unreal compact size and it KEPT THE SEAL! These are excellent vacuum bags! I'd buy these again if I ever need more or a different size. Great price on them as well!

Didn’t work for my down filled sleeping bag. I can’t get it to stay sealed, might have a hole/defect in plastic bag.I’ll try to double bag it but that’s seems like a waste of a vacuum bag to me. 😟

These made my move so much easier. I used them to put my closet clothes in, rather than putting them in trash bags. These were big enough that I could take them off the rack and out them straight in the bags. Most of them stayed vacuum sealed, but others let air in -- kind of inconsistent. But overall I would recommend these for moving or storage.

I bought this product for my daughter to pack and send to college. it was easy to use and performed perfectly.

These bags work fine for long term storage

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.