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2-Count Better Homes & Gardens Black Fabric Storage Bins (12.75" x 15" x 12.75") $5.82 + Free S&H w/ Walmart+ or on $35+
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Walmart [walmart.com] has 2-Count Better Homes & Gardens Black Fabric Storage Bins (12.75" x 15" x 12.75") on sale for $5.82. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (30-day free trial [walmart.com]) or on orders $35+
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| Product Name: | Better Homes & Gardens 10.56 Gallon Fabric Storage Bins Rich Black 2 Count for Adult |
| Product Description: | These sleek storage cubes are crafted of durable 100% polyester and feature cut out handles to make transporting and placing the bins on shelves easy. Ideal for use in the bedroom bathroom child s room craft room and more they re also a wonderful storage option for the office or classroom. Fabric Cube Storage Bins (12.75 x 12.75 ) Set of 2 Rich Black can hold and organize a variety of objects such as magazines trinkets small toys crafts supplies and more inside 12.75 L x 15 W x 12.75 H dimensions that retains shape during use and folds flat when not needed. |
| Product SKU: | 1172028108 |
| UPC: | 8935328250030 |
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You can't wash them because of the cardboard support between the fabric layers.
You can't wash them because of the cardboard support between the fabric layers.
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You can't wash them because of the cardboard support between the fabric layers.
Serious question—what in the world are you storing in them that would require them to ever need to be disinfected? I've used them for books, clothes, electronics, art supplies, board games… short of storing something that would invite bugs or mice to nest in them, I don't understand the need to disinfect. Of course, if a mouse nested in any of mine, I'd burn the thing before I wasted my Lysol on it.
They gather dust with no lids and they attract any type of hair human or animal. But they last at least 5 years so idk why it that poster is freaking out. I just downgrade them after they get old to some less visible storage place like gym or office supplies.