NeatKeep Storage Tin - Reusable Metal Tin for Cleaning Sheets

A Proper Home for Your Cleaning Sheets Once a paper pack is torn open it never closes properly again. Sheets end up loose in a drawer, curling at the edges, picking up damp from the utility room or the bathroom. NeatKeep is a reusable metal tin that solves it — tip your pack in, press the lid down, and your sheets stay flat, dry and ready to use until the last one. Why it matters more than it sounds: our sheets are designed to dissolve the moment they meet water. That's exactly what you want in the drum, the dishwasher or the bowl — and exactly what you don't want in a steamy bathroom. A close-fitting lid keeps humidity off them. What it does Keeps sheets dry — a snug lid keeps out the damp air that makes sheets tacky or stuck together. Keeps them flat — no more curled corners or torn halves at the bottom of a drawer. Keeps them dust-free — worth it if yours live on an open shelf. Looks like something you'd leave out — soft blush pink with the TruWash frog, rather than a ripped envelope. Lasts indefinitely — metal, not plastic. Refill it from every pack you buy and never bin it. 1 school meal — every NeatKeep tin funds a school meal through Mary's Meals. How to use it Open your pack of sheets and tip them straight in. Press the lid down until it sits flush. Keep it wherever you use them — laundry cupboard, under the sink, on a shelf. Wipe the inside with a dry cloth before refilling. Don't wash it out with water. Care Wipe clean with a dry or barely damp cloth. Not dishwasher safe, and don't submerge it — trapped moisture is the one thing that will spoil the sheets you put in next. Dry thoroughly if it ever gets wet. Frequently asked questions Which TruWash sheets fit in it? It's sized for our sheet packs — BioPure, FreshRinse, SafeGuard, PureStep and ClearFlush all tip straight in. If you use more than one, we'd suggest a tin each rather than mixing them, so you're never guessing which sheet is which. Will it stop my sheets dissolving? It keeps everyday humidity off them, which is the usual culprit for sheets going tacky in a bathroom or utility room. It isn't a sealed container, so don't store it somewhere it could get splashed or sit in steam. What's it made of? Tinplate metal with a printed finish. No plastic, no liner, nothing to throw away. Can I wash it? Wipe it, don't wash it. Water left inside will start dissolving the next batch of sheets you put in. Does it come with sheets inside? No — this is the tin on its own, so you can refill it from whichever pack you already buy. How many meals does it donate? One. Every NeatKeep tin funds a single school meal through our partnership with Mary's Meals. Our sheet packs each fund five. Can I use it for other things? Of course. Plenty of people use them for hair clips, cables, sewing bits and odds and ends once they've got a system going.