Remember when I wrote this post....... 'why I hate lego'? Well there may be a solution to my woes. Say hello to blokpod.
Blokpod is a revolutionary sorting and storage device. The concept of blokpod absolutely appeals to those with a slightly obsessive nature of sorting things........I mention no names, no names at all (ermmmm me?!).
Blokpod is designed to make tidying fun, storage of bricks or other toys unique and sorting of blocks and lego an enjoyable experience. We don't have a huge amount of Lego but the Lego we do have is a mixed selection that drives me crazy. What I love about blokpod is being able to chuck it all in the top and gently give it a shake and watching it sort the bricks. It's a very simple concept, the 3 colourful dividers have different sized grids to sort the bricks by shape and size. The larger bricks remain in the top whilst the smaller bits tumble through to the middle and bottom section......brilliant! Though for £34.99 it ought to be pretty special........
Each section twists open to reveal the bricks that have been sorted ensuring that it's easy for the Lego to be picked out and used. It's functional while looking stylish, I love that it's transparent, I think it looks really funky and being able to watch the bricks being sorted is pretty cool! Blokpod is also incredibly tough and made of durable plastic to withstand many a toddler tantrum, good job really!
It's pretty decent in size, when it arrived I was quite surprised at just how big it is, I was expecting something alot smaller, it can fit around 2000 bricks in it! The good thing about blokpod is that you can continue to add to it as your Lego collection grows, which is a brilliant idea!
I did find that there were a small amount of escapees that fell through right to the bottom layer, I expect that I might have given it a bit too much of a vigorous shake. A gentle shake is all that is needed to sort out the items inside. Not only could blokpod be used for bricks but it has a multitude of uses, it could be used to store and sort household items, baking items or even other toys, the possibilities are endless.
Blokpod is available to buy from Amazon for a sum of £34.99 (please see link below and if you do decide you'd like to buy clicking through this link will give me a few pennies at no cost to you whatsover, thanks very much!).
However blokpod are very kindly giving one of my readers the chance to win their very own blokpod. Entry is via the rafflecopter below and is open to UK residents only (very sorry rest of the world!). Please ensure you leave a valid email and twitter handle so I can tweet and email you should you be the lucky one. All that remains for me to say is thankyou for reading and good luck!
*Please note I was kindly sent the blokpod free of charge in exchange for an honest and unbiased review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
Definately for my sons lego!
ReplyDeleteAshleigh
definitely lego!! it's everywhere!! my daughter will be crawlling soon too so need it all out the way x
ReplyDeleteYes, for lego! Thank you!
ReplyDeletewed use it for lego too
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Lego - my daughter has loads and I'm always struggling for storage!
ReplyDeleteThe kids lego
ReplyDeleteWe'd use it for lego....we have TONS of it. And my son never puts it away...leading to midnight lego minefield...ouchee ouchee...please help me save me feet! :)
ReplyDeleteDefiantly use it for lego
ReplyDeleteyes I would use it for the Lego!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Lego
ReplyDeletePerfect for the lego, organisation would be great.
ReplyDeleteFor storing Lego xx
ReplyDeleteThat looks great and as the big one is now living lego it would be ideal for her to keep it tidy. #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteI would use it for Lego as my son has only now started getting into it so he's building a nice little collection of it.
ReplyDeleteI love this too, my daughter thinks it's great and helps keep things nice and tidy. I was also surprised by how big it was! #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing - my OCD alter ego is getting excited. #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteWe would definitely use this for Lego - it would be ideal for keeping different 'sets' together. Thanks for linking up with #TriedTested
ReplyDeletebrilliant solution! i would use it for the lego!
ReplyDeleteOh I need this for the mountain of lego that we have #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteWe would use it for Lego as my kids have a lot of lego
ReplyDeletewow what a simple yet clever idea! I have a big box of lego but it's all jumbled up and it's too stressful sorting it! #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteThis would be fantastic for our lego which seems to end up everywhere. What a clever idea #TriedTested
ReplyDeleteOooh...I like it! #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteI have seen these before and been debating buying one - it was the cost that put me off. I get driven absolutely nuts by my son's lego, bloody stuff gets everywhere! I will enter the comp and maybe it will answer my prayers for lego tidiness!
ReplyDeleteNow that looks amazing and I've entered!! Thanks for hosting #bestandworst xx
ReplyDeleteThis is very clever definitly getting one for girls Lego thanks for hosting #bestand worst
ReplyDeleteOh wow no lego under your feet? This looks like a dream! Have entered and wish me luck hehe xx #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteWe would definitely use it for Lego. My son has loads of the stuff
ReplyDeleteWe have way too much Lego accumulating in various containers, so I'd definitely make good use of this! Great #bestandworst linky btw xx
ReplyDeleteI like it - and can definitely see benefits for making the lego a bit safer for my younger tot - ie give it a shake, give the big bits only to my little tot. Tiny bits are safely held in a separate section which Mummy can control with the bigger tot? It does sound a bit pricey, but the tidy fanatic in me could easily justify that! (Besides - lego in pod means lego not in foot causing agony = winning!)
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting xx
#bestandworst
Ohh I like this idea a lot, lego is everywhere in our house at the moment...does my head in! #bestandworst xx
ReplyDeleteFantastic idea for Lego and all small collectable toys plus it's brilliant for sorting out craft stuff
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, would be perfect for my messy 4 year old
ReplyDeleteWow! Would definitely use this for lego! I would love it, the kids would love the novelty of it! Amazing!!
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Lego my daughter has loads, what a unique storage set
ReplyDeleteAhh what a brilliant idea! Lego is a constant battle in our house, that would be WAY better than the ice cream tub we currently use! Becky #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteDefinitely use it for Lego.
ReplyDeleteI'd use it for my sons lego, It's absolutely everywhere! Thanks! :
ReplyDeleteThis looks so cool! We use a fabric basket to store their masses of lego right now but I think this would be a hit. Not just to store their lego but for them to play with!
ReplyDeleteYes would use for lego!
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting storage solution, love that it's transparent too x #bestandworst
ReplyDeleteI'd use it for lego and other similar stick/bricks toys
ReplyDeleteDefinitely Lego. We have so much of it
ReplyDeleteWould definitely use it for Lego as my son has loads so would be very handy :)
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to put all my son's lego in and keep tidy
ReplyDeleteGreat to sort my bin full of lego
ReplyDeleteLego - I love storage and this looks right up my street!
ReplyDeleteeither lego or the kids plastic food! they have so much and it looks so untidy where it's currently stored
ReplyDeletedefinitely lego, my son has a load of the minecraft lego
ReplyDeletedefinitely for Lego, I'm sick of standing on them!
ReplyDeleteWe'd start with Lego but I'm sure it will end up with other random bits of plastic toys too!
ReplyDeleteWe would use it to store our lego
ReplyDeleteDefinitely use to store and sort Lego
ReplyDeleteWould be great for storing my daughter's lego :)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely lego...my son has crazy amounts!! I think it could actually be life changing lol.
ReplyDeleteFor my childrens Lego :)
ReplyDeleteLego or other toys
ReplyDeleteI would give it to my Grandson who has lots of Lego!
ReplyDeleteIt would be great storage for my grandchildren's lego.
ReplyDeleteWe would definitely be using this to store let Lego so I wasn't stumping my foot on all of the time.
ReplyDeleteI think it would work well for the kids craft items like sequins, feathers, buttons etc as the little bits always just disappear into the bottom of our craft box!
ReplyDeletedeffo lego fed up of stepping on it!
ReplyDeleteDefiantly for my sons ever growing Lego collection.
ReplyDeleteYes Lego! Sick of standing on the bloody stuff - it's soooo painful!
ReplyDeletefor Lego
ReplyDeleteI would use it for storing my sons Lego, he has so much and this is an amazing idea. Thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteI would definitely use it for our kids lego. This would be perfect!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the chance ☺
For my daughters lego :D
ReplyDeleteI think it is perfect for lego; I love the way that it falls through the holes.
ReplyDeleteI would defo use it for storing lego.
ReplyDeleteI would adore this to store legos in, it looks awesome!!
ReplyDeleteI would totally use this for the copious amounts of Lego stashed all around our house!
ReplyDeleteput lego in from a old cardboard box
ReplyDeleteYes, We would love to use this for our ever increasing mound of Lego!
ReplyDeleteI would give it to my friend to store her sons lego in as he has so much of it
ReplyDeleteDefinitely storing the tonne of Lego laying around so I won't step on it
ReplyDeleteI would use the blokpod for all my sons lego. at the moment its everywhere so this would be great
ReplyDeleteLego, my son has quite a few sets, but they all mixed up now and its so difficult to find pieces, this would be great.
ReplyDeleteOh it would be used for lego, i have 3 kids and alot of lego. xx
ReplyDeleteThis would be a great win #blokpodcomp
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