Holiday Gift Giving Guide– Box4Blox–The Fastest Way to Store Your Lego Collection (Product Review and Giveaway)

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Automatically Sorts Your Legos By Size

All the large pieces stay in the top yellow tray with the large grid
All the medium to large bricks are sorted into the blue tray with the medium sized grid
All the small to medium sized Legos end up in the red tray with the small grid
All those hard-to-find little bits and pieces end up in the bottom green tray

If You Are Sick Of That LEGO DISASTER ZONE --- You’ll Love the BOX4BLOX!

• No More Standing On Stray Legos Left all Over The Floor
• No More Trouble Finding Those Hard to Find Little Pieces
• No More Scratching Through the Dust Bag
• No More Losing Parts From Expensive Lego Sets
• No More Lego Mess all Over The Floor

My Thoughts:
Parents will love this storage container.  Take it from me, as a mom to a 16 month old who loves to play with her toys, including her Mega Blox and Legos, but doesn’t understand the concept of picking up after herself, the Box4Blox has come in handy.  Every night after my daughter goes to bed, I go around and pick up her loose Legos from the day’s play, and store neatly in these containers, and then put the entire 4 stackable bin storage unit in the corner of the room, ready for Savannah to tear into it the next day.  Slowly but surely, after watching me put away her loose Legos throughout the day,, Savannah has begun to put some of the pieces away herself.  So, I know that when she gets a little older, this storage will come in handy when I ask her to put away her Legos.  Instead of throwing all these loose pieces into a toy box, she will now have an organized set of bins to store them in, and when she wants to play with them, she simply has to take the cover off and separate the bins to access her collection of Legos.
Do you have young children at home who have Legos and you have a hard time keeping them all together and tidy?  Then, you really need to check out this unique product.  In addition to Legos, you can also store other small toys, like wooden puzzles.  I have designated one of the bins to store a couple of Savannah’s smaller wooden puzzles.  They fit perfectly in the bin and now I don’t have to crawl around all night trying to track down 1-2 missing puzzle pieces.  After Savannah is done playing with a puzzle during the day, I help her put the pieces, along with the puzzle board into one of these colorful bins for easy storage – viola, no more missing puzzle pieces!
And, now with two young daughters, I can break apart the 4 bins and give each of them 2 bins full of box to play with individually.  This will eliminate much of the fighting brothers and sisters do when they are trying to independently play, but feel like the other sibling is getting more toys, etc.
So, with the holidays right around the corner, and Santa expected to bring more Legos for the kiddos, why not pick up a few of these sturdy Box4Blox containers today.  They are great to get and give to grandparents to store loose toys at their house, when the grandchildren aren’t there, and they need to tidy up the house.

---BUY NOW---

Click here to order a Box4Blox storage container for only $39.95 online, just in time for the holidays.

---GIVEAWAY---

One lucky reader will win a Box4Blox storage container, thanks to the vendor.  To enter, please complete the MANDATORY ENTRY, and then as many EXTRA ENTRIES as you like.  Make sure to include your email address with each comment, so that I can contact you if you win.
MANDATORY ENTRY:  Why do you want to win this giveaway?  Who would the product be for?
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Open to US residents only. Giveaway ends on Dec. 16, 2011 at 11:59PM EST. I will then use Random.org to choose a winner. Winner will have 48 hrs. to respond to my email to claim prize. If I don't hear back from selected winner, I will draw another winner.
About the Inventors of Box4Blox:

Peter and Moira Botherway – Kiwi Inventors of BOX4BLOX
We live in Warkworth, a small town, about 40 miles north of Auckland, in the North Island of New Zealand, where we operate our company, Simplastix Innovations LTD, from our home office.
We are also the parents of four children, so like most families we have plenty of LEGO® bricks and know all about the hassles of trying to keep Lego tidy in the home.
The BOX4BLOX evolved from one of those classic “light bulb” moments, after Moira had spent nearly an hour sorting the kids’ Lego into a selection of plastic containers, only for our youngest to return home from pre-school and tip them all over the floor.
Simplastix Innovations was established as a sales and marketing company to promote the BOX4BLOX.  Our initial marketing focus was in the New Zealand and Australian markets through traditional distribution and retail channels,  but it was our introduction to the marketing power of the Internet that totally changed our marketing focus for the BOX4BLOX.
The Internet provides us with the perfect marketing vehicle to promote our product. It enables us to promote the benefits of the BOX4BLOX directly to all you frustrated moms and parents, sick and tired of messy Legos all over the floor.
The major obstacle we had always encountered when selling the BOX4BLOX internationally has been our isolation from major markets and the high cost of shipping from New Zealand. To overcome this problem and in an effort to bring the time and money saving ideals of BOX4BLOX to the shores of America, we decided to move our manufacturing operation to the USA.
We are now manufacturing the BOX4BLOX at G-P Plastics, a plastic injection molding company in Alhambra, in the greater Los Angeles area.

G-P Plastics Factory in Alhambra, California – www.gpplastics.com
Plus, by eliminating intermediary margins and streamlining our online payment and distribution infrastructure through Amazon.com, we are now able to offer you the BOX4BLOX at an an affordable and attractive price, where you can order our product with the security of knowing you are dealing with one of the most trusted online retail brands.
Please help us spread the word about BOX4BLOX in America
If you subscribe to to online chat rooms or discussion groups you may wish to mention the BOX4BLOX and our web site, or maybe write to a magazine – anything that may help us get the word out.
So, many thanks for visiting our web site and we look forward to hearing from you soon when you place your first order for BOX4BLOX.
Kind Regards,
Peter & Moira Botherway
Simplastix Innovations, LTD
Warkworth, New Zealand

Disclosure:  I was sent a sample from the vendor in order to write up an honest review. The views above are mine and mine alone.