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Suitcase Savior

Category: Airline Industry
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I am so tired of trying to make clothes and other sundries FIT into my suitcase, and I don't have tissue paper/plastic to prevent wrinkling (or the time) either. So, why not sell a suitcase that can compress your clothes in much the same way that those air-tight compression storage bags do? Your suitcase would come with the plastic bag built INTO IT and sell you the small motor separately so that you can compress the bag once you are done packing your clothes. You'd have a lot much more room for anything else after that bag is compressed. Just warn people that space saving does not equate to saving on weight! Amazingly enough, the compression technique seems to prevent wrinkling for most clothes as well, so that's bonus!

paulholzer, Jan 25 2008

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Have you ever checked out Eagle Creeks Pack-it Cubes? It is a lightweight device with a lightweight plastic board that shows you how to fold your clothes so they won't get wrinkles. You then stack up all your clothes, and then use velcro straps to compress the pile of neatly folded clothes. Saves space and fewer wrinkles.

tomhodgman, Jan 25 2008

I prefer taking along a small steamer to take out wrinkles. I can never make those compressor things work right.

Belmont, Jan 25 2008