Enter Packaways reusable plastic storage boxes. These products are made in the USA (yay!), and they were created to respond to the consumer need for boxes that can be stored flat when not in use. I don't know about you, but finding places for those empty plastic tubs or cardboard boxes can often be more trouble than they are worth. You stack the plastic tubs together, and then you have the "fun" job of trying to get them apart from each other. And cardboard boxes wear out and break down over time. These storage boxes are made from corrugated plastic, and they even have Wipe Away Rewritable Panels so that you can easily identify the contents and then erase and re-label as necessary. This is absolutely genius! Whenever I write on the plastic tubs what the contents are, it is a pain to cross it out and try to write for the fifth time what is now in the box. I have mislabelled things right now as I speak!
I thought I had taken a picture of them when they were not put together, but I am sorry, I did not. When they are not put together, they take up almost no room. They are easy to collapse, and they are honestly easy to put together. Here are the boxes that I put together:
Now, these boxes are awaiting their next task. I planned on using them to store my books for review and my items that I am reviewing. You may not think they are strong, but they are stronger than what they appear to be. While you wouldn't be able to put something really heavy in them, they are pretty sturdy.
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Haven't seen these before-I like the looks of them!
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