Demo Storage Pics

Demo and Stock Storage Pics

Everyone has a different system for carrying demos and inventory to parties. When you're first starting out, good old Rubbermaid totes work just fine (and in fact, many top consultants continue to use these!)

I've used several different methods of toting inventory/demos to parties over the past couple of years including suitcases, duffle bags, and my pink demo footlocker, which was recently retired (looking shabby after a couple hundred parties).

(Beloved pink "toy box" - RIP)

Here's what I'm currently using:

For demo items: Stanley 2-in-1 tool box
     (inside I use 2 plastic tackle boxes for toys)

For "Vegas":   Two Rubbermaid bins for liquids
                         One Large Duffle Bag for Toys

Below are some pics from multiple consultants. If you have a system that's working great for you, please email me with pics and I'll post for the team!

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_Stanley 2-in-1 Mobile Work Center
($30+ Home Depot)

What I use for my demo items. It's actually pretty compact compared to the Fat Max and Plano toolboxes pictured. Includes two toolboxes stacked on top of each other. The plastic tackle boxes I use to store toys fit perfectly inside this tool box. Lotions, lubricants, etc can remain standing upright to

This box would also be nice for storing inventory as pictured here (photo courtesy of Lillia Farley)

Plano Plastic Tackle/Tool Boxes ($5+ each)

I got mine at Dicks Sporting Goods - they were being sold as tackle boxes. The Plano ones are also available at Menards near the tool boxes and are about $5 each. Compartments are adjustable. Multiple sizes, so make sure you get one that is deep enough to store your toys!

Plano Toolbox ($50+ at Menards)

Tall, but also very lightweight (before you load it up!). I have used this for my stock in the past and really liked it except it did get heavy.

Here's a picture of the Plano toolbox drawers (middle section) loaded up wit PR goodies. Drawers are perfect for Pure Pleasure boxes, Between the sheets, Bosom Buddy, etc. (photo courtesy of Susan Godfrey).

Stanley Fat Max Toolbox
($80+ at Lowe's and Home Depot)

A lot of consultants use the Fat Max. However, be warned, it is large and it is HEAVY. Be sure you are comfortable maneuvering this before investing in it. LOVE how it tiers out for shopping (how professional!). I personally find it too large, but many consultants love it.