The Original Space Bag is Truly a Space Saver

I’ve seen the commercial for the Original Space Bag® about a hundred times over the past few years and wondered more than once if they really worked they way they said, so I finally bought a set to see for myself what all the hype was about.

In my house, we seemed to have amass an unusual amount of clothing. Clothes filling the dresser drawers, cramming the closets, bags of clothes peppered throughout the basement, the attic, even in the garage. Clothes, clothes, clothes, everywhere. My wife argued that some of the bags are pillows, blankets, sheets, and curtains and the like, but to me, they’re just bags of stuff that are taking up valuable space.

One set of Space Bags® comes with seven different bags which include the jumbo cube bag, their newest and highest capacity bag, two large bags that are 21.5″ by 33.5″ and capable of holding up to 12 sweaters each, two medium bags measuring 18″ by 22.5″ and able to hold up to eight sweaters, and free bonus cube (valued at $13) and a hanging bag (valued at $10) for making use of the vertical space in your closet.

According to the manufacturer, Space Bags® offer protection from undesirables like bugs, mildew, dust, and unsavory odors. They’re also said to be airtight and watertight, so you won’t have to worry about divorce if a pipe bursts in the basement atop the bags that are holding the kid’s baby clothes. Plus, they’re also good for boating or camping trips.

If you happen to travel a lot, and never seem to have room in your luggage for everything you need, they also make Space Travel Bags® that give you twice as much room in the average suitcase, and also don’t require the use of a vacuum, which most of us don’t travel with anyway. The Space Travel Bags® are sold in sets of 12 that include four large (18″ x 22.5″), four medium (13.5″ x 19.5″), and four small (11.5″ x 13.5″).

I’m happy to report that we’ve tripled the room in our closets, I no longer have to weed through mystery bags to find what I’m looking for in the attic, and I’ve finally reclaimed the space in the garage that was rightfully mine to begin with!