Community Chat

[Roscoe the Rascal]

Christmas gifts for the grandkids.  They never go in the bedroom very often.

[Burnsite]

I roomba'd a week ago, so nothing is under my bed right now.   Love that robot!

[LyndaGee]

Used to keep my Silver Safekeepers under the bed.  But, after seeing the movie:"The Bling Ring,"  those theives always checked under the bed for valuables.  Now,  just my slippers.

[bonnielu]

Plastic containers that store a variety of organized clothing.  Example some newly purchased jackets for the winter.  I even have one with a collection of storage and small travel bags that are easy for me to find.  My bed is very high so the container fit easily. 

[FrostyBabe2]

A 7 iron on one side, and a hockey stick on the other. Self defense, should I need it. Trust me, you don't want to meet up with the business end of either one of those if I'm holding it. 

[FLgardener]

I am storage challenged, living in a 100 year old house with small closets, but I have never thought under-bed storage was very practical; too hard to get to and too dust prone. No carpets in my house either.

[FatCatinCT]

absolutely nothing, no dust bunnies either thanks to my robot vacuum.  Best purchase ever made if anyone is on the fence purchasing one!

[Gorgf]

Two plastic boxes designed for  storing nail polish from Amazon. I store my humidifier I use in the Winter there and a set of sheets in a bag.

I am sure there is pet hair under there also as lazy about vacuuming under the bed.

[Trailrun23]

I have a large hinged box with shoeboxes of dress shoes I will probably never wear again but don't want to part with....and lots of dust that I cleaned up this morning. I have a dust ruffle on the bed but guess it doesn't work! 

[Jordan2]

Just dust bunnies! I had a dog who loved to go under my bed. He had to lay really flat and crawl under as the bed was low to the ground. I guess he felt safe under the bed, you had to coax him out with something.