Just wondering how you've successfully stored clothing to use for future LOs. I've seen " only use cardboard boxes" and "only use plastic bins..." So what works best?
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I use plastic totes then tape on a label for sizes that are inside.
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Plastic totes with the sizes marked on the outside. Just on our first LO though, so not sure how they'll hold up.
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I used cardboard boxes at first - but it gave the clothes a funky smell and the boxes didn't hold up to stacking as well as I had hoped after a few years (I guess my storage area was a bit damp?)
I use totes now, labeled by size/gender on the top and sides of the bin. So far, I like it a lot better. -
We sell many of them.....but keep the ones we like in stackable bins
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I'm thinking I will store in cardboard boxes until I have enough for a big tote...thanks!
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I got a bunch of stackable plastic totes from Costco. They are the perfect size to fit one size of clothes. I keep one in LOs room and as he outgrows clothes I toss them in the tote and when he stops fitting in to everything in that size, then I label the tote and stack it in the closet.
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We use the Rubbermaid plastic totes. I spent a little more since I know they have to survive an international move in a year. I just taped a size label on the side.
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I reused diaper boxes and store them in Ds's closet. I'll probably buy a couple of totes for them before we move again but the boxes have been fine so far and survived the move from KS to HI.
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Thanks everyone!
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I'm transferring them all into XL Ziplock bags with the sizes written on them and stuff them inside a cardboard box.
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