Why do you need a clothes storage box?

The storage space in the family is limited, and the wardrobe closet can no longer fit. Clothes, blankets, and bedding will take up a lot of space. Clothes storage boxes can solve this problem. They can neatly store your large collection of clothes and even hold everything you would use on a single bed: two or more pillows, or even an entire duvet!

 

Can I put my clothes in a clothes organizer or container?

Yes. The lightweight clothing storage container is made of high-quality odorless non-woven fabric + PVC, which is a strong and breathable storage option to keep clothes from getting dust. Ideal for dorms, attics, basements and bedrooms. Plus, the foldable design makes it easy to store when not in use.

 

How to keep clothes fresh in storage containers?

Make sure anything you put in your clothes storage bin is clean and dry. This will prevent odor and mold buildup. Keeping your seasonal clothes fresh is easy with Folomie's clothing storage bins that keep clothes dust-free and fresher for longer, with ventilation that allows air to circulate.

 

Should clothes be rolled, folded, or hung for storage?

Rolling is great for t-shirts, pants, casual dresses, swimwear and pajamas, but not so good for bulky clothes like sweaters. Clothes made of knitted fabrics such as sweaters and T-shirts are recommended to be stacked for storage. Especially with sweaters, they take up more space when rolled up than when folded. Rolling up button-down shirts is more difficult and more likely to cause creases in the shirt, because the fabric tends to bunch up when rolled up, wool, suits, shirts, skirts and other woven fabrics are recommended to be hung deposit.

Because this kind of clothes are easy to deform, if they are not stacked properly and stored for a long time, the clothes will lose their shape or have many wrinkles, which is difficult to take care of. affect wearing.

 

Can vacuum storage bags be used for long-term storage of clothes?

 

Organizer bags are a great invention that can save you a lot of space. There's also something deeply satisfying about watching a big bag full of all those bulky winter jumpers dwindle until it's almost miraculously thinner.

 

However, placing items made of natural fibers such as wool and silk in plastic bags can damage them and deform them over time. I have used vacuum storage bags to store my cotton quilts and when I took them out they were not as fluffy as they used to be, so the vacuum bags may be good for a couple of weeks, but if you plan on keeping the item on its own for a few months, go for storage box. Choose boxes with airtight lids so your clothes or bedding will stay dry, fluffy and mold-free.

 

 

Folomie clothing storage boxes with lids are made of high-quality, odorless, three-layer laminated non-woven fabric that promotes ventilation and protects your stored items. The reinforced handle is sewn with two layers of thick fabric, which doubles the load-bearing capacity, can be used in a closet or coat room, and is also a good choice for college dorms, attics, bedrooms. Available at https://www.folomie.com/storage-bins-clothes-storage