Space Saver Storage Bags Helps You Get Organized With A Giveaway

The makers of Space Bag products have been perfecting home storage solutions with its vacuum-seal bags for nearly ten years. But did you know these space-saving bags can also be used on the go?

Space Bag Dual-Use Bags can be compressed like other Space Bag products ­ with a standard household vacuum hose ­ or by rolling the bags to expunge air through a one-way valve. This convenient manual compression system makes Dual-Use Bags ideal for anyone planning an outdoor trip or family vacation, and anyone who doesn¹t own a traditional vacuum.

 About Space Bag Dual-Use Bags:

Space Bag Dual-Use Bags can be compressed with a standard household vacuum or by hand rolling to slowly expunge air through a one-way valve. This convenient compression system makes the bags perfect for anyone on the go or who doesn¹t have a conventional vacuum at home.

 

Here are some of the ways you can put Dual-Use Bags to work at home or on the go:

Pack extra blankets, pillows, towels or other linens inside Space Bag Dual-Use Bags so they take up a fraction of the space they did before. 

Protect your belongings from the elements ­every Space Bag product has an airtight seal that protects items inside from dirt, moisture, odors and pests. 

Keep your extra clothes, kids¹ water toys, towels and more organized and waterproof on your next boat trip Space Bag Dual-Use Bags on your next backpacking or camping trip to get all of your gear into a backpack or duffle. 

Pack more with the same amount of space. 

Have a loved one headed off to college? Ditch flimsy cardboard boxes and pack their belongings in Space Bag Dual-Use Bags to load more in your vehicle for the move. 

Anyone living in a small apartment or college dorm room who doesn¹t need a standard vacuum can still enjoy the space-saving benefits of these hand-compressible bags. 

Pack up out-of-season clothing or store extra linens under the bed.

The 411 by Maria:

I received some Space Saver bags a few years ago and still use them.  

Our uses are using them to store extra linens that we can not fit in our tiny linen closet. 

Baby Clothes that I just can't get rid of because I have dreams of making each kid a comforter with their clothes which I have stored under their beds.

And...Some seasonal clothes so I can consolidate and condense storage bins. I can fit twice as many clothes in them as I did before. Less bins means more storage space.

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