AGALI Queen Mattress Vacuum Bag - XL Compression Storage Seal

This vacuum bag does exactly what it advertises. I have a giant memory foam filled lounge chair that I needed to put away bc I'm not currently using it. This vacuum bag shrunk it down to a size that I was able to tuck away for future use. The bag will be reusable as well as long as it doesn't get punctured.

Had to return a foam queen size mattress, and wanted to fit it in my CRV. Was able to get it small enough to fit in the car.. just used a small shop vac and with a second person and some time I was able to get it done. Took us about a hour with time to let the shop vac cool off.

There was no information about different kinds of memory foam mattresses in the description. I tried with 3 different suction tools and could not collapse and roll my hybrid mattress like advertised. I think you should state in your description that it does not work well for a hybrid mattress. I could get the air out of the bag just fine but the mattress would not give up. I used it anyway for a protector to move it and it's waterproof but could have used a cheaper mattress storage bag for that. Thank you

Using it for foam mattress pad. Tried a stick vacuum and a shop vac. Stick vac automatically shut off after 3 seconds or less. The motor was strained on the shop vac. Couldn't get all the air out so manually squished and rolled it in the bag and used the ties.

This product saved me from having to replace a $1,200 mattress that mattress moving company couldn't get to 2nd floor due to a narrow staircase (after they damaged my Sheetrock and paint trying to shove it up). They then encourage me to throw my 1 year old king mattress away and get a smaller one or a split king, but I had them leave it. 10 minutes of googling later and I found this AMAZING device - Thank you so much for selling this. It's perfect and worked great. Wish I found it sooner!

This didnt compress to the size it appears to compress on the images. We used it for a 4 inch memory foam mattress topper. It did compress but for sure not to the level the images would make it appear that it could. It has held the compression so far (its only been 2 weeks). We havent removed it from the bag yet to attempt to use again but I would image it will be fine since thats how the mattress topper arrived anyways.

i love this we had to do some work in our camper and i was excellent to k ow they made these bags. it helped with the moving and storing of our new mattress and the peace of mind that it wasn't getting messed up. I have bought 2 more for the other beds in our camper 1 as back up and the other as a storage that we are using now for the mattress

Mine was queen size mattress, and heavier than I remembered it being, but I was able to insert the mattress by self, and when the suction started to be evident, I was able to us kind of duck walk, starting from the opposite corner, to help expel the air. I worked with mine from the box springs, and was a little off-balance walking the air out, but a high headboard helped. My first attempt at rolling it up made me decide a little more suction time was needed, and it is deflating more, as I type this. As a side note, I also ordered a multi-pack of various sized bags, and am using the vacuum pump that came with them, on the mattress bag. It doesn't seem to be overheating, and is working well. On another note, I did find that for some reason the seal didn't always release when attaching the pump. Breaking that seal by raising the seal a bit, made the difference n emptying the bags of air. Good to know the seal is solid after removing the pump. Will buy again, if necessary, and highly recommend.

It pretty much works as advertised. It was not hard to use; just be sure you have a flat area that is big enough to lay the mattress flat. One item to note: pay attention to your vacuum cleaner when sucking out the air. A temperature monitor safety trip kicked in on our vacuum, and it shut down after only 5 minutes. Happily, it worked again after a cool down.

It worked well, did the job for a quick move across town. However the plastic is not extremely thick, so be gentle. I used a dolly to get it to the truck, and it scratched the plastic enough to create a small hole. Then when I picked it up in the truck, it snagged elsewhere and ripped another bigger one we had to tape. You pay for what you get. Sufficient, but be gentle. :D