People laughing or saying they don’t understand the purpose of something like this because doing it by hand is “easy,” are clearly lucky enough to have never dealt with physical disabilities, ME/CFS, etc. Assistive devices are amazing for those with disabilities or limited mobility when it comes to maintaining independence. (Lots of the TV infomercials y’all probably also laugh at? Yeah, a lot of those are just assistive devices.) Thanks for showing the differences with each model. As somebody with ME/CFS plus arthritis and a wrecked shoulder that isn’t at the point of needing surgery but is impacted by activities of daily living, one of these would be a lifesaver. Looking at the V4, but the newer metal jointed V7 is also intriguing!
I just got the V4 and was a little confused, lol. This video was excellent and I got the hang of the folding right away, vs the crummy written instructions that came with it. Thank you!
I have the V2 and love it. I live out a suitcase for 2 weeks at a time and the compact way that I can get my shirts into are great. I was able to go down 1 suitcase size using your handy dandy gadget. Thank you.
Did it bother anyone else that he didn't straighten out the wrinkles before folding the shirts? lol. Nice review thank you! I am shopping for a t shirt folder.
In V3 also you won't need to flip the garment at the end, if you keep the collar part at the bottom side (just like in V2) So not much difference between V2 and V3 ideally (in terms of folding). It's all about the way you keep your garment face down on the board.
Geeze, your review on these Clothes Folders is fantastic. As you have probably been told over the years...you are really good at this. 🤓 BORN TO REVIEW 🤓 All the Amazon reviews were melting my brain.🤯 Oh...I will also use your discount code for the V2 before the 10th. Cheers. 😁
Definitely the V2. I like the decorative design and looks like it folded just a little bit neater as well, and not gonna like they all look fun to use. 🍺👉
I almost bought a BL T shirt folder but then I decided to watch videos on how to do clean uniform folds for T shirts, jeans, and sweaters without any t shirt folders. If you learn all the tricks and secrets as to how workers at department stores fold things then you won’t need any tools such as a BL T-shirt folder to fold anything.
Is there anyone of these that are heavier and more durable feeling? I bought the version 2, but returned it bc I thought it was too flimsy, are they all like that?
Does anyone know if they even sell extra magnetic backplates? Also I see 10 packs of the boards, but they redesigned them and they don't mention if they're compatiable with the v4. I would assume they are, but they have a big lip on the front now so I don't know if it would fit.
I got ASMR tingles watching this 🤤 Good job though, Phil. Very simple and easy to understand explanations without too much babble like most other reviewers think we like to see (👎🏻)
Phil, you are so good these reviews and my choice would be the silicone hinges. Great job..Why aren't more consumers watching you is a mystery to me.. the dummies.
Yeah, I thought the same. Seriously, I think Phil should leave a link to his videos on the individual Amazon Product sites. I see thumbnail video links all the time in the Amazon Review sections. It would really increase the number of views to all of these awesome videos. 😉
It looks like the V4 is sold out at the BoxLegend website, but it's still available at Amazon: geni.us/d2VMzF [Amazon Affiliate Product Link]. There's a Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale right now too. The extra organizing trays can be found here: geni.us/Q8YdE [Amazon Affiliate Product Link] and I've added this link to the video description as well.
That's a great question! For garments that are larger/longer than the folder, the instructions say to fold up/in any excess material until it's within the size of the fully opened folder. I can't comment specifically on what a folded up dress would look like when it's done though.
@Doves Paligrino Seriously? Nobody’s forcing you to use the trays OR the elastics…especially not on your “tea shirts” 🫖 lmao 🤣. It’s not like you’re required to use the device in it’s entirety, EXACTLY as shown 🙄. As with anything- use it however it best suits your needs. Phil (the reviewer in this video) is simply presenting each version, demonstrating use, detailing the specs and special features and pointing out similarities/differences as well as any issues/concerns. I do agree that in this V4 usage demo, the tray elastics appear as though they’ll leave wrinkles/indentations on certain clothing items over time, and in my opinion, the elastics also appear cumbersome and excessive/unnecessary. With that said, I’m not nearly so naive or self centered as to think that my opinion or circumstances would (or should) apply to EVERYONE. Maybe for some people the need to have the clothing secured to the tray is of a greater need than 100% wrinkle free clothing. I’m also open minded enough to know that someone could even use the trays WITHOUT USING THE ELASTICS….crazy- I know 🤯🤯!! Hell- you could even cut them off if you wanted to. It’s just not that difficult. I’d rather have some unneeded bonus accessories (the 3 trays and the stand thingy) and a folding assistant that isn’t going to break with repeated use. If you want to be outraged about something- you should be upset about the solid plastic joints on the V2 and V3 which are guaranteed to break from stress over time, therefore rendering the product useless and requiring the consumer to repurchase their item. Now THAT is truly something terrible.
[UPDATE] the giveaway has been extended until August 10! Enter now for your chance to win a FREE V2 or V4 clothes folder from BoxLegend: bit.ly/2CeaRDT ENDS AUGUST 10, 2020 Good luck everyone!
People laughing or saying they don’t understand the purpose of something like this because doing it by hand is “easy,” are clearly lucky enough to have never dealt with physical disabilities, ME/CFS, etc. Assistive devices are amazing for those with disabilities or limited mobility when it comes to maintaining independence. (Lots of the TV infomercials y’all probably also laugh at? Yeah, a lot of those are just assistive devices.)
Thanks for showing the differences with each model. As somebody with ME/CFS plus arthritis and a wrecked shoulder that isn’t at the point of needing surgery but is impacted by activities of daily living, one of these would be a lifesaver. Looking at the V4, but the newer metal jointed V7 is also intriguing!
Great job on the demonstration.I love the V2. Thanks for the clarification. A great gift idea also!
Thank you for the very detailed and thorough review! Very much appreciate it.
I just got the V4 and was a little confused, lol. This video was excellent and I got the hang of the folding right away, vs the crummy written instructions that came with it. Thank you!
You explain so WELL!
Thanks for this video, it helped us to decide which one to purchase.
Thanks for the review!
I have the V2 and love it. I live out a suitcase for 2 weeks at a time and the compact way that I can get my shirts into are great. I was able to go down 1 suitcase size using your handy dandy gadget. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing!
Hi, with the V2, are you able to do pants/jeans as well?
Did it bother anyone else that he didn't straighten out the wrinkles before folding the shirts? lol. Nice review thank you! I am shopping for a t shirt folder.
No
Bothers me. What's the point in folding the shirt with wrinkles in it
Fantastic review!
Thanks s lot for this, shows the differences and how to use it
Great video! Shows exactly how to use!
In V3 also you won't need to flip the garment at the end, if you keep the collar part at the bottom side (just like in V2)
So not much difference between V2 and V3 ideally (in terms of folding).
It's all about the way you keep your garment face down on the board.
Thanks so much this helps a ton!
I now know what to get that will last
Thank you so much
I just ordered and received the V3 in green from Amazon a few days ago. They had a flash sale on it.
Hi! Thanks so much for this video!
THANK YOU. YOU ROCK!
Thanks, and you're welcome!
Good video, thank you
Awesome video!
Thanks!
I was sold on a amazon ad. Now I’m invested after this video lol
👍😎
Geeze, your review on these Clothes Folders is fantastic. As you have probably been told over the years...you are really good at this.
🤓 BORN TO REVIEW 🤓
All the Amazon reviews were melting my brain.🤯 Oh...I will also use your discount code for the V2 before the 10th. Cheers. 😁
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback and compliment! Hope you enjoy the clothes folder 😁
V3 is the best in my opinion. More space but works faster as irs more sturdy
Definitely the V2. I like the decorative design and looks like it folded just a little bit neater as well, and not gonna like they all look fun to use. 🍺👉
I almost bought a BL T shirt folder but then I decided to watch videos on how to do clean uniform folds for T shirts, jeans, and sweaters without any t shirt folders. If you learn all the tricks and secrets as to how workers at department stores fold things then you won’t need any tools such as a BL T-shirt folder to fold anything.
My drawers are 27 1/2" wide. I would like to get a folder that will be around 9" finished. What is the finished shirt width? Thanks, great video.
Is there anyone of these that are heavier and more durable feeling? I bought the version 2, but returned it bc I thought it was too flimsy, are they all like that?
Does anyone know if they even sell extra magnetic backplates? Also I see 10 packs of the boards, but they redesigned them and they don't mention if they're compatiable with the v4. I would assume they are, but they have a big lip on the front now so I don't know if it would fit.
Can the version 2 fold jeans/pants too?
Thx phil
You're welcome!
I got ASMR tingles watching this 🤤
Good job though, Phil. Very simple and easy to understand explanations without too much babble like most other reviewers think we like to see (👎🏻)
Phil, you are so good these reviews and my choice would be the silicone hinges. Great job..Why aren't more consumers watching you is a mystery to me.. the dummies.
Yeah, I thought the same.
Seriously, I think Phil should leave a link to his videos on the individual Amazon Product sites. I see thumbnail video links all the time in the Amazon Review sections. It would really increase the number of views to all of these awesome videos. 😉
I got this but it wrinkles my shirts every time
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Anyone else got reminded of Sheldon from big bang theory haha pretty sure he uses that blue one on a couple episodes 😂
Yes! I've seen the clips of that. I think the manufacturer even has some GIFs/screencaps from the show on the product page.
@@ReviewedByPhil haha awesome 😀
Yeah coming from BBT 😂
I prefer the V4 folder but how do I get the extra tray and how much are there?
It looks like the V4 is sold out at the BoxLegend website, but it's still available at Amazon: geni.us/d2VMzF [Amazon Affiliate Product Link]. There's a Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale right now too. The extra organizing trays can be found here: geni.us/Q8YdE [Amazon Affiliate Product Link] and I've added this link to the video description as well.
I wanna race!
The V4 is basically:
Ruin your nice folded shirt with an extra piece of plastic x)
Haha, so true!
The new ones have a lip to hold item, instead of the straps
I still am not sold for the upcharge tho
What is the finished t shirt size using the v2
11" x 10"
Can they fold dresses?
That's a great question! For garments that are larger/longer than the folder, the instructions say to fold up/in any excess material until it's within the size of the fully opened folder. I can't comment specifically on what a folded up dress would look like when it's done though.
@@ReviewedByPhil oh ok thank u
V2 seems better
wanna see you doing it with one hand tied on your back
That last one, sucks!!! The elastics are going to leave indents
on the tea shirts. Terrible!!!
@Doves Paligrino
Seriously? Nobody’s forcing you to use the trays OR the elastics…especially not on your “tea shirts” 🫖 lmao 🤣. It’s not like you’re required to use the device in it’s entirety, EXACTLY as shown 🙄. As with anything- use it however it best suits your needs. Phil (the reviewer in this video) is simply presenting each version,
demonstrating use, detailing the specs and special features and pointing out similarities/differences as well as any issues/concerns.
I do agree that in this V4 usage demo, the tray elastics appear as though they’ll leave wrinkles/indentations on certain clothing items over time, and in my opinion, the elastics also appear cumbersome and excessive/unnecessary. With that said, I’m not nearly so naive or self centered as to think that my opinion or circumstances would (or should) apply to EVERYONE. Maybe for some people the need to have the clothing secured to the tray is of a greater need than 100% wrinkle free clothing. I’m also open minded enough to know that someone could even use the trays WITHOUT USING THE ELASTICS….crazy- I know 🤯🤯!! Hell- you could even cut them off if you wanted to. It’s just not that difficult.
I’d rather have some unneeded bonus accessories (the 3 trays and the stand thingy) and a folding assistant that isn’t going to break with repeated use. If you want to be outraged about something- you should be upset about the solid plastic joints on the V2 and V3 which are guaranteed to break from stress over time, therefore rendering the product useless and requiring the consumer to repurchase their item. Now THAT is truly something terrible.
Aren't you just folding in the wrinkles making them even worse?
Why is the V3 so shitty?
[UPDATE] the giveaway has been extended until August 10! Enter now for your chance to win a FREE V2 or V4 clothes folder from BoxLegend: bit.ly/2CeaRDT ENDS AUGUST 10, 2020 Good luck everyone!
Them rubber bands are so bad addition. It will leave strech marks on the shirt over time.
Folding pants using a tool😂
You can easily do this by hand with very little practice. I really don't see the usefulness of these folders.
hard to imagine what fool would buy this - probably the same type who would buy a Tesla