HomieMattress Vacuum Bag, Sealable Bag for Memory Foam or Inner Spring Mattresses, Compression and Storage for Moving and Returns (Queen/Full/Full-XL)

Definitely needs two people. I bought this product to vaccuum pack a Kingsize Simba Mattress. Instructions included were very good and clear. There is a little white clip supplied which is to zip the mattress shut - don't lose this when unpacking the cover ! Second person needed partly to handle the weight of the mattress but also to stand/lie on it while vacuuming to help get more air out (as suggested on the instructions). All in all just under half an hour to have a rolled up, vaccuum packed mattress. Very pleased with this product.

Quite robust.Didn't reduce the mattress by 85% (might have been our vac struggling) but sufficient to roll the mattress up and get it in the car - Would have been impossible otherwise.The velcro straps were great.

Defective and doesnt work and annoyingly, we spent an hour and a half sucking all the air out of it, folding it and wrapping it up, getting it in the attic a small opening only for it to then fail and leak all the air out of it and it has now fully expanded whilst up in the attic, waste of time

It was a good size but ripped easily ...

Why did you choose this product over others?:Great price and it made the returning of a mattress stress free

Waste of money for me - you may have a different experience.Ripped as we were putting it on my daughter’s mattress to move her out of uni accom. Not only did the packaging have to go straight in the bin, but I was also forced to leave an almost brand new, and immaculate £150 mattress behind because without the vacuum bag we had no way of getting it home. We had gone to great lengths to make sure the mattress would stay pristine for year 2 (mattress topper & mattress protector).All in all, relying on this product ended up costing me about £200. As you can imagine, not very happy.

Not sure if it's indeed thicker than competitors (if that's the case, then I don't think that item is sustainable unless you're using them as one-off to quickly move the mattress from A to B or deflate it once and forget in the closet for months), but the feeling of flimsiness never left me and I'm pretty sure after the first use - buying a mattress from a friend and transporting it in a van - it developed some micro-cracks/holes that will eventually reinflate the insides, leaving just the straps to fight for retaining shape.Speaking of straps - solid quality, long, strong and plentiful velcro. However they had the audacity to feature metal-hook straps in both promo video and pictures, which those certainly aren't, so it's way more difficult (or impossible) to reach the advertised compression level (not even sure velcro parts would align at such small diameter).The texture of the bag also left a, weird feeling as if they were trying to fuse half of it with some sort of bubble wrap and I don't think it worked particularly well (and as hard as it is to tell from the pictures/video, it doesn't feel like the design/finish that they advertise)Overall should be good for a single job, maybe two-three times if you're extra careful and ideally don't leave your house. Whether it's worth it at such cost probably depends on the cost of your mattress / van vs car hire, but overall I'd say it should be around 20 quid mark rather than 30

I gambled and bought one for my Super King size Ilea Hövag mattress. But fits nicely over and I could use it to vacuum pack my mattress for moving houses and now again for storage. Could have been thicker as mine got damaged while transport, but managed to patch it and now using the original packaging of my mattress to add added protection to the vacuum bag, avoiding to have more accidental cuts.