I'm going on a road trip next week and have been watching videos about packing. Your three way comparison was much more helpful than people just going on about their own favorite method. I've decided to go with packing cubes simply because it is easier to stay organized with cubes. Thank you for making this high quality video. Loved your child and dog co-stars.
Packing cubes are the best. I’ve been using them for years since I discovered them. They’re also useful to place your clothes in hotel drawers so they are protected from the drawers themselves (God knows if they’re clean…🤣).
For the rolling method, you probably want to start by folding them into the same rectangle as the Konmari. If they're folded too tall before you roll them, they just take up more space and come out wrinklier.
I use packing cubes for organization. For shirts, pants and underwear, I utilize the Konmari method. For socks, I use the Ranger roll method (keeps them compact and you can place them in shoes and other tight spaces.).
Nice video. With the current chaos at airports around the world, clever packing can make the difference between being able to fit everything into a carry on versus a checked bag which you might very well never see again.
@@LeashMechanic In my fairly extensive experience, they seldom empty many packing cubes. Ones that appear to only hold clothes get a poke and a squish, that’s it. Electronics and medication sometimes attract interest, but if all electronics are together in one cube, and meds in another, it isn’t a big deal to repack just those. I smile sweetly and ask them to be patient, as they won’t fit back in the case unless they are packed properly. Then I methodically get them properly repacked and bag closed before moving on.
hi, I don t have packing cubes but I use to pack in simple similar plastic bags that I collected over the years and I like It because everything Is organized and protected in case I need to Open the luggage...i fold with the konmary method
It seems I've been doing a combo of the Konmari and rolling methods when I pack. Last October, I flew to London where I stayed for six months. I took two 29" suitcases, a 19" carry-on, and a "personal item" which was a laptop bag. I noticed many Londoners do not wear patterned shirts, so I won't be taking those this October. My plan is to only take one 29", the carry-on, and the laptop bag. The coats will take up the most space. Thanks for the video. Very informative.
I do roll but one fold less than u do so it’s longer but thinner. So it’s takes more space Lengthwise u can pack more on on top. And it less wrinkle. To me the roll is the most effective but now I’m thinking the cubes together with the roll could work better in separation to different items. Thanks.
Thanks so much for making this video!! I’m studying abroad next month and am debating on if it makes sense to invest in the packing cubes since I’ll be gone for four months.
Thank you for your testing and explanations. Your conclusions will help me for my next trips. In fact, what you said as regards to either less wrinkles using the Konmari system or saving space through rolling can be both useful depending on the kind of trip. I live in Madrid, so I have lots of cities to visit within reach of a 2-3 hours flight. For Ryanair, Easyjet, and other low cost airlines we really need to save space as per onboard luggage allowance. Cheers and thank you again! 👏🏻👏🏻😎✈🎒
@@LimitlessLauren I recently saw a story about someone using the vacuum bag method for their carry on. Needless to say of course they were searched by TSA and all the bags were opened. After that they couldn't get their items to fit back into their suitcase! I assume the same could happen with your checked luggage. FYI...I usually use the rolling method except for a few items that i don't want to be wrinkled.
Thank you! You did a great job! and you baby is so adorable! I loved seeing just a regular person in their home, no fancy backgrounds or studio lights.
amazing video thank you so much !! ^-^ Im about to go on a pretty important trip with very limited space- so this was sooo helpful :D def going to subscribe. Amazing stuff ^-^
Actually, the point of rolling is to have almost no wrinkles. Put the most wrinkle prone items on the outside of the roll and roll a couple or 3 things together. You roll them flatter and in longer rolls. I lay them between the bars on the bottom of the suitcase. It saves a ton of space to roll and I have almost no wrinkles.
@@LimitlessLauren this is what I came here to say too… long skinny rolls will leave virtually no wrinkles. I just spent 8 weeks working away from home, and only one shirt wrinkled badly due to the type of fabric, and it does that whether it’s folded or rolled.
i'm going on a trip soon and so I've been watching heaps of packing videos and out of all the comparison videos of methods yours was by far the best! thank you!
I would love to see this but adding the compressed packing cubes and the vacuum bags. Also if you could lay down the cube. Besides that it’s a great video 👍👍
But.....if we are talking about getting as much in a suitcase as we can, we're probably also pushing the limit on weight allowance, and cubes weigh something. Use a bunch and they must add up to a pound. But the idea is compression, whether folding, rolling or using those cubes. Air pockets equals wasted space. I've done my own experimenting and as I guessed before, none of it matters! The same amount goes in each way if you do each one with maximum compression and minimum wasted. Stack it high, sit on it to close it.......compression!
I've tried the rolling method and my clothes came out of the suitcase looking like I'd slept in them for a week. Unfortunately, irons aren't readily available anymore in Europe, so I ended up finding a laundry, lightly washing and drying to get the wrinkles out.
I bought a small steamer device which is portable and takes the wrinkles right out. However, I personally only use packing cubes. I stack my clothes inside (don’t roll or use the Kon Mari method) and they come out fine.
When packing using the KonMari method, instead of lining them up the length of the suitcase, try lining them up width wise. I also will usually turn them so the bottom of the fold is on the bottom (wheel side) of the suitcase. So they’d be standing up on the bottom of the suitcase if the suitcase was upright. (I tried to explain as best I could) 😝
Rolling and cubes work great for me when going to the cabin for 2 weeks with my husband. Not worried too much about wrinkles. His clothes in one cube and mine in another are so helpful! I did the same test she did, and this way fit perfectly.
Thanks for the comparison. Have you tried to fold it like you would put over the shelf in the closet? I saw someone said you folding is better than rolling for compression cubes.
If i was to roll i would not do that last fold. I fold pant legs on top, shirts in half, you can roll an outfit together too for extra convenience. Everyone has their thing. Packing cubes are good just to reduce the possible nightmares that can happen with the TSA or liquids, etc..
Anyone know any cheaper compression cubes? Either way i ended up with 1 extra case worth of vlothes as a whole yr got fed up with same old things plus worsexwinter for 50 yrs so would ve frozen
Be sure to weigh the suitcase! Last time I traveled, I noticed some flights weighed the carry-on suitcases they measured. I compressed a bunch of snow jackets for my family when we traveled from south to north--these light jackets ended up weighing **so much**!
Thanks for sharing always love watch packing video i dont travel out country wish i could 😢 we go jersey shore from Arizona for a month so wish i can bring that much clothes. 😊 i always give me ideas before i go what way 😊
Noting the price change from just under $20 two years ago in the video, to today's price f $21.00 (sale price with 36% off $34.24). 😳 I just wish these were the prices for the compression packing cubes. Thank you for sharing.
Sweaters and dresses I would still roll if you can, they will just take up more room. With the packing cubes, it came with a shoe bag, so I could fit about 2 pairs in there and it protected the clothes from getting dirty.
I feel like you're going to get wrinkles regardless. Konmari would be the lesser of all 3 I would think, but I use the cubes with rolling just to save space.
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I'm going on a road trip next week and have been watching videos about packing. Your three way comparison was much more helpful than people just going on about their own favorite method. I've decided to go with packing cubes simply because it is easier to stay organized with cubes. Thank you for making this high quality video. Loved your child and dog co-stars.
Thanks so much, I'm glad my video helped you! I love packing cubes and still use them every time I go on a trip.
Packing cubes are the best. I’ve been using them for years since I discovered them. They’re also useful to place your clothes in hotel drawers so they are protected from the drawers themselves (God knows if they’re clean…🤣).
For the rolling method, you probably want to start by folding them into the same rectangle as the Konmari. If they're folded too tall before you roll them, they just take up more space and come out wrinklier.
I use packing cubes for organization. For shirts, pants and underwear, I utilize the Konmari method. For socks, I use the Ranger roll method (keeps them compact and you can place them in shoes and other tight spaces.).
Got some inspo from you there, thx! :)
Great video. Love the comparisons. And I loved the casual appearances by the pup and kidlet. Well done!
Personally I think the packing cubes to look way more organized and easier to get the item on the trip without making a mess :) great video!
I like using compression packing cubes the best
Nice video. With the current chaos at airports around the world, clever packing can make the difference between being able to fit everything into a carry on versus a checked bag which you might very well never see again.
Good point made there! 😊
All good until TSA wants to check through your carry on! They aren’t going to neatly refold and repack the packing cubes
@@LeashMechanic In my fairly extensive experience, they seldom empty many packing cubes. Ones that appear to only hold clothes get a poke and a squish, that’s it. Electronics and medication sometimes attract interest, but if all electronics are together in one cube, and meds in another, it isn’t a big deal to repack just those. I smile sweetly and ask them to be patient, as they won’t fit back in the case unless they are packed properly. Then I methodically get them properly repacked and bag closed before moving on.
hi, I don t have packing cubes but I use to pack in simple similar plastic bags that I collected over the years and I like It because everything Is organized and protected in case I need to Open the luggage...i fold with the konmary method
I think you can use all the methods at same time to fill your suitcase
You could have tried folding flat in the cubes. Also, don’t roll so small and many more items will fit.
It seems I've been doing a combo of the Konmari and rolling methods when I pack. Last October, I flew to London where I stayed for six months. I took two 29" suitcases, a 19" carry-on, and a "personal item" which was a laptop bag. I noticed many Londoners do not wear patterned shirts, so I won't be taking those this October. My plan is to only take one 29", the carry-on, and the laptop bag. The coats will take up the most space. Thanks for the video. Very informative.
I do roll but one fold less than u do so it’s longer but thinner. So it’s takes more space Lengthwise u can pack more on on top. And it less wrinkle. To me the roll is the most effective but now I’m thinking the cubes together with the roll could work better in separation to different items. Thanks.
Great tip, I will try that! Thanks for watching!
Thanks so much for making this video!! I’m studying abroad next month and am debating on if it makes sense to invest in the packing cubes since I’ll be gone for four months.
I still use mine, but if you still aren't sure then go for the rolling method and roll super tight. Good luck on your journey abroad!
If u travel a lot compression cubes are better than packing cubes.
Thank you for your testing and explanations. Your conclusions will help me for my next trips.
In fact, what you said as regards to either less wrinkles using the Konmari system or saving space through rolling can be both useful depending on the kind of trip. I live in Madrid, so I have lots of cities to visit within reach of a 2-3 hours flight. For Ryanair, Easyjet, and other low cost airlines we really need to save space as per onboard luggage allowance. Cheers and thank you again! 👏🏻👏🏻😎✈🎒
I use packing cubes but don't fold them using either of those methods, I just fold them normally and can pack them all in one cube.
I think if u use vacum bags with that rolling methods you will save even more space. 😅
BTW video is awesome and your son is so 😍
That is a great idea!
@@LimitlessLauren I recently saw a story about someone using the vacuum bag method for their carry on. Needless to say of course they were searched by TSA and all the bags were opened. After that they couldn't get their items to fit back into their suitcase! I assume the same could happen with your checked luggage. FYI...I usually use the rolling method except for a few items that i don't want to be wrinkled.
Thank you! You did a great job! and you baby is so adorable! I loved seeing just a regular person in their home, no fancy backgrounds or studio lights.
amazing video thank you so much !! ^-^ Im about to go on a pretty important trip with very limited space- so this was sooo helpful :D def going to subscribe. Amazing stuff ^-^
Lol this video is now a year old and has 33k views as well
Actually, the point of rolling is to have almost no wrinkles. Put the most wrinkle prone items on the outside of the roll and roll a couple or 3 things together. You roll them flatter and in longer rolls. I lay them between the bars on the bottom of the suitcase. It saves a ton of space to roll and I have almost no wrinkles.
Great info, will try this!
@@LimitlessLauren this is what I came here to say too… long skinny rolls will leave virtually no wrinkles. I just spent 8 weeks working away from home, and only one shirt wrinkled badly due to the type of fabric, and it does that whether it’s folded or rolled.
You can buy a spray that gets the wrinkles out.
Doesn’t work
Thanks for uploading this. Rolling method indeed saves a lot of space and I was able to pack everything in a single trolley.
i'm going on a trip soon and so I've been watching heaps of packing videos and out of all the comparison videos of methods yours was by far the best! thank you!
I am new to packing cubes and have watch a lot of videos - yours is truly the best! Thank you.
Thank you so much for all your hard work making this video. It was very helpful 😊
I would love to see this but adding the compressed packing cubes and the vacuum bags. Also if you could lay down the cube. Besides that it’s a great video 👍👍
But.....if we are talking about getting as much in a suitcase as we can, we're probably also pushing the limit on weight allowance, and cubes weigh something. Use a bunch and they must add up to a pound. But the idea is compression, whether folding, rolling or using those cubes. Air pockets equals wasted space. I've done my own experimenting and as I guessed before, none of it matters! The same amount goes in each way if you do each one with maximum compression and minimum wasted. Stack it high, sit on it to close it.......compression!
The cube layed flat you had space on top that you did not mention.
What would happen if you also compared Konmari to rolling to packing cube to the bundle method? As if you need more to do. :)
This is so helpful, thank you!
Love the dog and your beautiful son in the video. I smiled through the whole thing!
You are too kind, thank you!
Rolling isn't Army roll which is a bit better, wrinkles less and will stay tight
Great comparison video.
This was a really helpful video on so many levels. Thank you.❤
I've tried the rolling method and my clothes came out of the suitcase looking like I'd slept in them for a week. Unfortunately, irons aren't readily available anymore in Europe, so I ended up finding a laundry, lightly washing and drying to get the wrinkles out.
I bought a small steamer device which is portable and takes the wrinkles right out. However, I personally only use packing cubes. I stack my clothes inside (don’t roll or use the Kon Mari method) and they come out fine.
When packing using the KonMari method, instead of lining them up the length of the suitcase, try lining them up width wise. I also will usually turn them so the bottom of the fold is on the bottom (wheel side) of the suitcase. So they’d be standing up on the bottom of the suitcase if the suitcase was upright. (I tried to explain as best I could) 😝
I like the packing cubes.
LOVE THIS VIDEO! Keep em coming diva. More power to you.
Thanks so much!
combo : rolling = put the rolls into compression packing cubes. I would definitly not need such heavy suitcase for 5 pants + 5 tshirts ...
Life's too short for that folding method
Rolling and cubes work great for me when going to the cabin for 2 weeks with my husband. Not worried too much about wrinkles. His clothes in one cube and mine in another are so helpful! I did the same test she did, and this way fit perfectly.
Thanks for the comparison. Have you tried to fold it like you would put over the shelf in the closet? I saw someone said you folding is better than rolling for compression cubes.
I tried folding for the cubes but I found rolling saved more space.
If i was to roll i would not do that last fold. I fold pant legs on top, shirts in half, you can roll an outfit together too for extra convenience. Everyone has their thing. Packing cubes are good just to reduce the possible nightmares that can happen with the TSA or liquids, etc..
Great demonstration
Anyone know any cheaper compression cubes? Either way i ended up with 1 extra case worth of vlothes as a whole yr got fed up with same old things plus worsexwinter for 50 yrs so would ve frozen
Everybody talks about the space. But what about the extra weight with the packing cubes? I hope some answers before to buy them ;)
Great comparisons.
Too much in the packing cubes!!!
I have found that laying items in a COMPRESSION packing cube really leaves the most room. I fold items the size of the cube, then compress it.
Great tip!
Be sure to weigh the suitcase! Last time I traveled, I noticed some flights weighed the carry-on suitcases they measured.
I compressed a bunch of snow jackets for my family when we traveled from south to north--these light jackets ended up weighing **so much**!
Really helpful!
Thanks for sharing always love watch packing video i dont travel out country wish i could 😢 we go jersey shore from Arizona for a month so wish i can bring that much clothes. 😊 i always give me ideas before i go what way 😊
The packing cubes method is really cool method
This was a great video, first I've seen like this@
Thank you!
I use the Kon-Mari method of folding my clothes to put them in my packing cubes.
A+++
Konmari seems best to avoid mega wrinkles.
That is definitely true.
Wonder how compression cubes would work?
I wonder that as well. People have been telling me they save more space.
Better than packing cubes with regards to reducing volume but you’ll get thousands of wrinkles
You can fit more in but the weight could be an issue with compression cubes
Brand-new subscriber here...thanks for this very useful video content. 😊❤️🧳✈️💺 Hi to your, cute little boy! 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Noting the price change from just under $20 two years ago in the video, to today's price f $21.00 (sale price with 36% off $34.24). 😳 I just wish these were the prices for the compression packing cubes. Thank you for sharing.
fyi - I just bought these exact packing cubes on Amazon yesterday (9/8/23) and they were on sale for $15!
We’re you in the military?
No, but my fiance was, and my brother currently is. Thanks for watching!
When I tried rolling, my clothes ended up a wrinkled mess!
Mine get wrinkled as well, I Konmari fold the clothing pieces I need wrinkle free.
You pack day 1……then by day5 you have dirty linen…..not so neat
I'm always too lazy to pack all the dirty items in tightly, so they end up just getting tossed in and smashed down 🤣
I have that same packing cube set I love mine
What about bulkier items like sweaters? Shoes? Dresses?
Sweaters and dresses I would still roll if you can, they will just take up more room. With the packing cubes, it came with a shoe bag, so I could fit about 2 pairs in there and it protected the clothes from getting dirty.
How do you feel about the wrinkle issues between the three?
I feel like you're going to get wrinkles regardless. Konmari would be the lesser of all 3 I would think, but I use the cubes with rolling just to save space.
@@LimitlessLauren Thank you!
Useless
i use packing cubes and rolling
Same!
@@LimitlessLauren saves up alot of space
I definitely agree.