3 Sprouts Recycled Fabric Toy Chest Storage Box – Extra Large Toy Storage Box, Sturdy Toy Bins – Kids Organizer for Bedroom – Toybox Basket with Lid for Kids, Toddlers, Boys, Girls – Gingham Beige

I wanted something to store blankets in during the summer that will protect them from dust. This folding chest organizer caught my eye, even though it’s designed for a child’s room, it seemed perfectly suited for bedding.The first thing I noticed upon receiving it is that the color is more of a mushroom than a light grey. It definitely has kind of a taupe shade. I was a little disappointed as I had other fabric bins that were gray and I was hoping to color coordinate. But it’s not a total deal-breaker.The bin is easy to open and assemble, really no instructions needed: it’s quite self-explanatory. But what I found when putting the bottom piece in is that there was a torn area in the bottom corner. This makes me a little concerned about the longevity of the bin, if it tears easily. But perhaps something sharp got to it, and since I’m storing blankets, not something with sharp corners, I have hopes that it will hold up okay. It comes with a divider for the middle, but I chose not to use that in order to have the space needed for bedding. The lid attaches on one side with two velcro strips, and the other side just lays down and comes over the edges. Or at least it does if the sides aren’t bulging out. Because it’s fabric, it’s flexible, so the sides did push out some from the blankets, and the lid doesn’t come over the edges like I hoped. But I’m hoping that the contents are covered enough to keep them fresh until I want to use them again in the fall.My other concern with this fabric organizer is that because it is fabric, it will gather dust. This can be spot clean, but not washed. I’m hopeful that a swipe with a duster will be enough to keep it dust-free. That is something I will update with as I have more data.