Spacesaver Vacuum Storage Bags - Vacuum Seal Bags for Clothing, Comforters, etc - Compression Seal for Closet Storage. Pump for Travel (Variety 20 Pack)

Great. I found it more than i expected

It wasnt the same size as spacesaver and the brand was not on the plastics. But it did the job!

I researched these bags and they were highly rated. So far I have tried 5 of the 20 bags and each has reinvigorated within 12 hours. Very disappointed. Not worth the money

Unbelievably thin compared to my last purchase of these about six months ago. Will see how well these last but i doubt they will last long being this thin. Very disappointed.

Very poor quality. However well sealed, they still seem to let air out

Not sure if ibgot the bad batch but 3 of the bags fill up with air few minutes later so dont stay flat packed. Its a shame as its a good idea to help save space.

I've used these bags in the past and always grabbed by vacuum... or do you call it a hoover in the UK????? Anyway, the pump they included works GREAT! I'm so pleased. In the past w/ other orders, from other companies, the pump that was supplied wasn't very helpful or effective, but this one did the job nicely.

They don't hold vacuüm. Al of them are filled with clothing and blankets, all of them lost vacuüm.

Sehr gutes Produkt. Entspricht voll und ganz der Beschreibung. Ich kann es nur empfehlen.

Worked great for shipping sweatshirts. It squished them down so I could ship a smaller box. Also works great for compacting stuff in a suitcase. They stay sealed for a long time: until I opened them.

I was skeptical about these at first since I had seen so many bad reviews about vacuum seal bags in general. I went with these ones because they seemed to have the best reviews and be the most durable, and I think there is also a lifetime warranty. So far, I am really loving these storage bags. I don't have a lot of space in my home, but after using these bags I opened up a few large shelves. When they say that these bags save you a ton of space, they really do--for the most part. If you use them on things like pillows or comforters, they make a HUGE difference. I put a couple large pillows in one of the large bags, and they are now maybe about half an inch thick. However, with materials that are already pretty dense, the difference is less dramatic. It still does save space. Just much less, since there is not much air to take out of it. I found that when I used a vacuum, it did not get all of the air out. The thing that did actually seem to get all of the air out was the travel pump, impressively. I found that since the hand pump took a while for larger bags, the best way to do it was to use a vacuum to get the majority of air out and then use the travel pump to get the last remnants out. As far as bags reinflating, I have not had too much trouble. The first bag I used somehow got a small tear, I'm not sure how. I put some packaging tape on it though and it did seal after that. Otherwise, they stay sealed as long as you follow the instructions. I filled one bag past the point where it said to stop, and that bag did refill with air shortly after. After 3 weeks, so far so good. I used the small bags a couple weeks ago on my carry-on when I traveled out-of-state. I was pretty happy with the amount of space that I saved. I fit about 6 shirts, two dresses dress, two pairs of shorts, a couple pairs of jeans, socks and undergarments for 7 days into two small sized bags. Since the bags get pretty hard once sealed, I did my best to fit my other things into the edges of the suitcase. On the way back I didn't want to use my snow boots through the airport and managed to pack those in as well (it would not have fit the exact measurement for carry-ons with the boots included, but the airport didn't seem to care). On the way back, I used the travel pump and it did not take me long to get the clothes sealed again. One thing to take not of though is that when I unpacked, all of my clothes were wrinkled. I tried to dewrinkle them by hanging them next to the shower, but if you have enough space packing a steamer would probably be helpful. Overall, they work pretty great and I am very glad that I invested in them.

I live in a small apartment with almost no storage space -- not even a pantry! I've been storing my extra sheets and blankets in underbed bins, but the last couple of times I changed sheets, I found the stored ones smelled weird. They were clean and dry, but they had absorbed some kind of plastic-y, chemical scent from the bins. So I went looking for some kind of airtight bags that might help and came across these space saver bags. For someone whose never used these before... The bags were thinner than I expected but seen very sturdy. I've only used a couple of them so far, but they work great. The hand pump is surprisingly efficient, at least with the smaller bags. I'm too lazy to use it on the jumbo bags, so I'm glad I bought a cheap electric pump made specifically for bags like these. The clips are annoying but I see the point. I mostly sealed the bags manually but then ran the clip over the seal to make sure I hadn't left any gaps. The lack of instructions is frustrating. Just some short instructions on the product label, no indication of how much the different size bags should hold, and a vague warning not to overfill. For a quality product and a well-known name, you'd think they'd give a new customer a little more info and guidance. Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. I'll likely spend some more time this weekend putting my quilts and winter blankets -- maybe even my sweaters and winter wear -- in these bags, not just to save space but also to keep them fresh-smelling!