Bank space is at 130.
Main (148 inventory) - store all mats (woodworking, smithing, clothing, enchanting) that are stacks < 100.
Alt 1 (130 inventory) - all stacks of 100 + all armor being saved for trait research.
Alt 2 (80 inventory) - all mats associated with beverages
Alt 3 (80 inventory) - all mats associated with food
Alt 4 (80 inventory) - all special items (trophies, disguises, special quest items etc.) I want to save.

All only use about 80% of their inventory except when I'm holding inventory for transfer between alts. Management is pretty effective. Only down side is the login/logout bit. I only do this once per play session, typically at the end of the session. Mats from decon of items get stored in bank easily, provisioning items build up in my main's inventory til it's full. That takes about 5-6 hours of gaming to do. But I don't raid crates and barrels like I used to for provisioning items. Most of those I only keep 100 of, save the rarer items like salt and pepper.

0. But I buy the bank and inventory upgrades and use the pack horse on my crafter. I focused on 1 craft area at a time, so I cleared out and reused the storage space. Otherwise, I would never have enough storage.

7....all nearly full and still more stuff to collect.
Who know there was a whole food structure for each different faction.......not enough space to do Food and Beverages so the liquids has lost out and I have to delete it when I loot it. (I know im gonna regret that later)

One, but I didn't create him for that.

So i upgraded my mules bags already quite a bit and still need space so now im giving them 50 slot horses , it costs just 12.5k each , much cheaper than buying that much on bag space at this point.

7x50 = 350 new slots , it should help for a while once i finish.

0. I have different alts doing various professions and carrying some of the mats, but I play them all.

Sindala wrote: »

7....all nearly full and still more stuff to collect.
Who know there was a whole food structure for each different faction.......not enough space to do Food and Beverages so the liquids has lost out and I have to delete it when I loot it. (I know im gonna regret that later)

Use drink mats to build provisioning skill on all your characters. More hirelings, and (maybe) extended duration passives.

I selected 1, but my real answer is 0. I don't use so-called "mules". I have one character and she does all of the crafts. Three of the crafts were maxed by level 50 the others are now in the high 40s. The reason why I did this is I detest the idea of having to switch back and forth between characters just to make something. I have plenty of inventory space what with purchasing larger bank, more bags, upgrading my horse to have bags. I gather what I need when I need it and focused on one craft at a time, alternating from one to the other to keep their respective levels about the same.