Introducing the 12 Space Saver Storage Bags: the ultimate secret weapon for travelers and closet conquerors alike. Picture this: your suitcase is a black hole where clothes disappear, never to be seen again. But fear not, for these compression sacks are here to save the day! In a world where overstuffed luggage and bursting wardrobes run rampant, these bags swoop in like superheroes, squishing your clothes into compact, manageable bundles. No vacuum? No problem! With these no-vacuum wonders, you'll be the Houdini of packing, fitting two weeks' worth of outfits into a carry-on. Need to fit an entire winter wardrobe into your summer suitcase? Done. Want to pack like a Tetris master and avoid the dreaded luggage fees? Checkmate. And when you arrive at your destination, just release the air and let your clothes pop out. So, if you're ready to transform your travel game and give your closet a makeover, grab these space-saving marvels and get packing. Your luggage will never be the same again, and your clothes will thank you for it! How To Use The Chestnut Space Saver Bags? Step 1: Pack Do not overload, please leave a few inches from the zip seal. Step 2: Zip Slide the clip back and forth at least 2–3 times. Step 3: Roll When used for the first time, squeezing the air out might be a little tricky, but don't let that stop you! It can be as stubborn, so don't hesitate to apply some elbow pressure. You won't break the bag, and soon you'll hear the satisfying sound of air whooshing out! Step 4: Unroll or leave rolled Now, let's put those Tetris skills to use and place the packed bag neatly in your suitcase or closet. Pack It Smart Avoid overfilling the bag and place your items evenly inside, leaving a few inches from the zip seal to prevent overstuffing. This two-inch margin near the zipper ensures a proper seal without straining the zipper or seams, making it easier to extract air efficiently and maintain the bag's longevity. Seal It Tight Slide the clip back and forth at least 2-3 times. Secure the zip seal by running your fingers along the zipper track to ensure a tight closure and prevent any air from escaping. Just push! They are not " just big ziplock bags." The bags are engineered for superior compression. The tiny holes at the bottom of the bag serve as valves for efficient air release. Roll the bag with firm pressure to extract as much air as possible. It might take more effort than you expect, but the results will be worth it! Double-Check the Seal After removing the air, inspect the zip seal and press down any areas that might have leaks. A secure seal will keep the bag compressed and your items well protected. The seal is designed to be removable. Frequently Asked Questions Q: Why can't I see the valves? A: The valves are tiny and may not be immediately noticeable, but they are strategically designed that way to prevent air from getting back into the bag. They are located at the bottom of the bag and serve to let the air escape efficiently during compression while ensuring no air re-enters, keeping your items compactly packed. Q: Why am I having trouble compressing the bag? It feels like just a regular ziplock bag. A: Compression bags are different from regular ziplock bags. If you're having trouble compressing the bag, ensure that you follow the instructions carefully. Double-check the seal to confirm it's fully locked and apply firm pressure while rolling the bag from the zipper side to the bottom. Also, avoid overloading the bag. Q: What causes air leaks, and how can they be fixed? Zipper Issues: If the zipper isn't fully sealed, the bag will quickly lose its vacuum.Make sure to securely zip the bag by following the instructions step by step.Slow leakage is okay! The bag needs to be recompressed about once a month.
