Six leaves, all of them small
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The group has six leaves and they share a size
Contact lens case, cufflink storage, earplug, hair tie, jewelry travel and travel sewing kit. Everything here fits in a pocket or a wash bag.
Which makes this the smallest shelf in this library by container count
Eighty eight containers, running from 5.545 to 354.882 milliliters with a median of 88.721. Twelve are at or under 30 milliliters and 37 at or under 60.
And the shape is flatter than most shelves here
The median height is 1.79 inches against a median diameter of 2.34, so the typical container is noticeably wider than it is tall. Which is the right geometry for something that lies flat in a bag.
A contact lens case is the one leaf with a real sealing requirement
Solution has to stay in, and the case is opened daily. Which is a different demand from everything else here, where the container only has to stay shut while it is carried.
Earplugs are the one leaf where a vent would be better than a seal
Foam plugs are used damp and put back. A fully sealed container keeps the moisture in with them, and the shelf has no vented option at all.
Which is worth saying rather than working around
No row on this shelf is described as vented, breathable or perforated. For that requirement the honest answer is that the shelf does not carry it.
Cufflinks and travel jewelry are a padding problem rather than a container problem
Hard small items in a hard container rattle and mark each other. What goes in with them matters more than the container, and that is outside what this catalog records.
A travel sewing kit is the only multi-item leaf
Needles, a few thread lengths, a button, small scissors. It is a kit rather than a quantity, so the question is a footprint and a divider rather than a capacity.
And a hair tie needs a container that closes and nothing else
Which is most of this shelf, and it is why the interesting measurement here is the closure side rather than the container side.
None of the six is a children’s article
They are adult personal items. The part described above tests toys and articles intended for use by children under three, and nothing on these pages applies it to anything in this group.