The demand for vacuum storage bags is at an all-time high due to the benefits of keeping one's space neat and minimalist. These nifty bags save tons of space by sucking out the air inside therefore shrinking the volume of the clothes, blankets, or even food items that are inside. Before diving into the best vacuum storage bags, let's address a few things that will make your selection process much more effortless.
Before buying a bag, you may need to understand what's out there in the market. This way, you will choose the correct type of vacuum bag for your needs.
There are two types of vacuum bags i.e
You'll need to consider whether you have sufficient hanging or shelf space.
Of course, the amount and type of space are paramount, but other considerations are necessary. Good quality, suction power, ease of use, bag re-usability, and durability are the most important factors among users. I'm a fan myself and can attest that the above is pivotal when shopping for storage bags.
Not all storage bags are created equal. You will need a different vacuum bag for packing away clothes than for blankets, coats, or travel.
I've used my experience and that of other users to select the best for you:
I have used this particular design to pack away seasonal clothing items due to lack of closet space. Their claim that it saves you up to 80% of storage space is a fact. The genius of this particular brand is its double-zip seal and the triple-seal turbo valves. These maximize the suction and keeping out of any air from the back. You won't have a vacuum cleaner for the suction when traveling, so the bags come with hand-held pumps to assist in such scenarios. Note that the suction will not lower your luggage's weight, so do not overpack with the hope of beating the airport scales.The jury is still out on whether these vacuum storage bags deflate over time. It's less of an issue for travelers and more so for people who use them over extended periods. It all boils down to handling.
The bags received no less than 4-star ratings for:
Specification:
One pack consists of a variety of 6 sizes, i.e., two small, two medium, and two large bags.
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The product is made with water-resistant material and covered by a 2-year warranty against factory faults.
Most users are satisfied with these vacuum storage bags and have given them no less than 4-stars on:
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Hanging space is a challenge for small closet spaces, especially during the spring and summer seasons. It's a nightmare to fold them, too, so you'll need vacuum storage bag designs that are for this specific purpose. The Glorystage has received the best reviews (albeit not many) and does solve other brands' quality problems.
The bags are long in shape to accommodate long coats and dresses and come in a pack of six. Its unique turbo valve isolates the clothing from the air, which leads to more prolonged compression.
A bag holds five hangers. You mustn't exceed this number to avoid bursting.
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Vacuum storage bags are a semi-temporal solution and very sensitive. Most of the negative reviews have everything to do with expectations and using the bags wrong.
The biggest concerns when storing clothing in vacuum bags are moth and wrinkling. Wrinkling can be ironed out (literally and otherwise) and should not be a significant cause for concern. It's nothing good ironing or steaming cannot fix.
The moth is likely to be problematic if you store clothes made from natural animal fiber textiles, e.g., wool and silk.
Yes. You can reuse a good-quality storage bag as long it is still able to seal. Make sure that there is no tearing or valve breakage before you refill the pack.
Unfortunately, sucking the air out will not reduce the weight of your luggage. While vacuum bags still have their advantages, like allowing you to store more in smaller spaces, it won't save you the courier or luggage costs.
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