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These are complete trash and will disintegrate sooner than later. It's a blatant cashgrab by the manufacturers of these pieces of junk since they are so easy to store and ship.
They are made of tissue paper and if you even look at them wrong they will fall apart.
Do you really want to be stuck with a ripped bag and your items falling everywhere on a plane with no other option?
That is definitively the worst use-case for these.
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These are complete trash and will disintegrate sooner than later. It's a blatant cashgrab by the manufacturers of these pieces of junk since they are so easy to store and ship.
They are made of tissue paper and if you even look at them wrong they will fall apart.
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Edit: Ooops changed my mind. Canceled the order. But still thanks!
To carry-on a plane?
Do you really want to be stuck with a ripped bag and your items falling everywhere on a plane with no other option?
That is definitively the worst use-case for these.
Do you really want to be stuck with a ripped bag and your items falling everywhere on a plane with no other option?
That is definitively the worst use-case for these.
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What I suggest doing is cutting up cardboard and layering the bottom with it.
I put blankets in mine for winter, have one in the bathroom for extra towels and wash cloths and the rest holding winter clothes that I am going to swap out soon with some summer clothes.
Quality wise, I think they will last a few years since I'm not lifting them by the handles often but if you put a lot of weight in them, they won't last long if you are picking them up often.
These are complete trash and will disintegrate sooner than later. It's a blatant cashgrab by the manufacturers of these pieces of junk since they are so easy to store and ship.
They are made of tissue paper and if you even look at them wrong they will fall apart.
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