Microfiber storage

[Jose]

I am looing for a nicer way to store my microfibers, since it's starting to become a little large. I was looking at this Wheeled Underbed Storage Box (http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=110001-315-FG5334TPCLRBF&lpage=none) and it seems pretty nice for the price. Any other suggestions? I currently own around 30 mf's and planning to get like 20 more of different kinds.

You can show your storage options as well as it can give ideas.

Thanks!

Joey

[Bob]

That would be perfect. I use a plastic three drawer system for my personal mfs.

[Jose]

Thanks Bob! I was looking at those, but might be a hassle while carrying it around to detail off-site my place. Any experience you have had with it?

Thanks!
Joey

[BlueZero]

I use the plastic drawers also. Mine are each one is separate, but they are stackable. I also use some clear rubber maid containers with handles that are stackable also. Seems to work out good for me. The handled containers travel well.

[Pete]

My Rubbermaid containers hold a pile of microfibers and have a snap tight lid that stays in place while driving or carrying. The lids are somewhat slotted, so they stack and stay in place if you're carrying 2 or 3 on top of one another

The ones I have are 10 gallon and 18 gallon. The 10 might be slim enough to slide under a bed frame. The 18 is much too tall, but it's ideal size for carrying enough towels to tackle, as an example, a nasty SUV interior detail.

[Charlies02GLS]

I'm a fan of the Rubbermaid snap-tight containers as well. I've got one in the garage that holds all my microfibers with the ones I use on the paint within a 13gallon kitchen trash bag in the container. The snap lid on the containers also helps to compress the cloths so I can cram more in there without worrying about it popping open. The container is on the larger side but it fits in my Jetta's trunk without any hassle and plenty of room for other equipment.

[Jose]

Thanks for the replies, guys, but do you have a link where I can see this snap-tight containers? Thanks!

[Charlies02GLS]

Here you go:

http://www.rubbermaid.com/rubbermaid/product/category.jhtml?cat=HPCat100196

[Jose]

Thanks Charlie! I have the Rubbermaid store just around the corner from my house, but I will go to Wal-mart :mrgreen:

[Charlies02GLS]

Not a problem. Lowes stocks rubbermaid storage stuff as well (at least around here) and their pricing is decent if you've got those around you.

In fact "Wheeled Underbed Storage Box":

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=110001-315-FG5334TPCLRBF&lpage=none

[Jose]

That's the exact same one I have on my first post...

[Pete]

These are the ones I use.

http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=63080-315-FG2215CPDIM&lpage=none

[Charlies02GLS]

That's the exact same one I have on my first post...

lol.....yeah, I've got the attention span of a flea...maybe a small rodent on good days

sorry bout that :oops:

[Jose]

That's ok, Bro! I'm with you in the short attention span thing. My wife gets mad when I forget something so quick... lol