Start with what you’re storing and the space you have. Capacity on Walmart.com is listed in quarts or gallons, and each item page includes dimensions to help you compare.

• Small (about 5–20 qt): Helpful for craft supplies, photos, toys, or pantry extras.
• Medium (around 27–50 qt): Useful for closet, linens, and seasonal clothing.
• Large to extra-large (66 qt+): Good for bedding, decor, and bulky gear.

Consider clear storage bins if you want to see contents, and choose a latching lid for a more secure close. You can use filters and size details on the product pages to narrow options, then select Pickup or Delivery at checkout if available.

Protection varies by design. Standard latching storage totes can help reduce dust and minor splashes, but they aren’t typically watertight. For added protection, look for totes with a gasket-sealed lid and durable latches. Some listings even note an IP68 rating, which indicates a higher level of water and dust resistance.

• Check the product page: Look for "gasket" and any seal or rating details.
• Use properly: Close all latches fully and avoid submerging unless the item is specifically rated for that level of exposure.
• Storage tip: Elevate totes off damp floors to reduce moisture contact.

Safe stacking depends on lid design and load. Many storage totes are described as stackable or have reinforced lids to support another bin on top, but specifics vary by item.

• Choose stackable lids: Look for bins labeled as stackable or designed to nest securely.
• Distribute weight: Place the heaviest totes at the bottom and keep loads balanced.
• Don’t overload: Check the item page for any guidance on stacking and weight limits.
• Access matters: Leave space to reach latches and avoid stacking too high in high-traffic areas.

These steps can help, though results may vary based on tote design and contents.

Measure the clearance from the floor to the bottom of your bed frame, then compare it to the tote’s height on the product page. Look for underbed storage or low-profile latching totes when filtering.

• Check dimensions: Length, width, and especially height are listed on each listing.
• Ease of access: Low-profile lids, full-grip handles, or small wheels can make pulling totes out smoother.
• Visibility: Clear storage bins help you see what’s inside at a glance.

Once you find a match, you can select Pickup or Delivery options at checkout if available in your area.

It depends on your space and how far you’ll move the tote. For longer distances on flat surfaces, a wheeled tote can reduce lifting. For stairs or tight spaces, full-grip handles and secure latches may offer better control.

• Wheeled options: Helpful for extra-large bins or heavier gear across floors.
• Handles: Useful for lifting into closets, vehicles, or up steps.
• Balance the load: Distribute weight evenly and avoid overfilling.
• Check details: Review each item page for design features and any handling guidance.

Choose the style that matches your typical path and storage conditions.