Innovative Mop Broom Holder: Better Grip with Sliding Grippers, 6 Hooks, Extra Space | Wall Mount on Aluminum Rack with 2 Screws Only! Review

We are a wildlife rehabilitation center and we use LOTS of tools every day. We've tried many products and always ended up with tools piled in a heap on the floor. Toyter's mop and broom holder with clips is AMAZING. We are gradually ordering more to replace all of our areas that use cleaning products. Thank you - highly recommended!

Great product. There was absolutely no slippage, which was my biggest concern as it would be right over our washer water hoses. Just minor things here, but I wish the instructions had a little more explanation of how to adjust the position of the hook and clip. When I received the item everything seemed a bit tight and I didn't want to break anything by pulling hard. It turns out that you remove one of the end caps, which is actually a hook, and then everything starts to loosen to allow you to…

I bought two of these to hold our hockey sticks. I love that I could easily remove the small hooks which gave me more room to play with the position of the stick holders (I stacked 2 of these on top of each other to fit 8 hockey sticks). Holds heavy sticks better than the mop and broom holder system with plastic casters (I ended up using it in a utility closet) and looks a lot better too. Easy installation by one person.

I really like this plug-in holder concept (the command strip makes one, but they only sell in packs of 1 for about $10 each). I found it much better and it works well. I just wish you could remove some of the hooks or holders. It's quite difficult to install them all there, but not impossible. Also, there are 2 hooks on each side that are very close to each other. I would probably remove one from each side if I could to make it more functional.

Edited: Three years later, still works great! since then daily. Almost everyone in the family has used it and it's holding up great. I don't notice any loss of grip on the holders. It works much better than other types of tension based holders that rely on springs. I don't want to overestimate him, but with nine kids, he definitely weathered all the trials (and possibly the pressures) and did his job.

This is probably the fourth type/style of mop frame I've tried in the last few years. And he will be the last! It's only been a week now and I love it! Actually there are two of them. Installing both took about 10 minutes, well, probably 30-40 minutes. Look for drills, bits etc. and remove old ones. Definitely well done. It's easy to rearrange captures and hooks. And he has a really tight grip on the handles. At first I thought hooks were useless. But they are far from useless.

The holder looks pretty well made. except that when assembling my unit it turned out that the plastic barbs holding the end caps in place were cut away entirely so I don't think I'll be removing them (the end caps) to reorganize the track layout. And, as mentioned, do yourself a favor and get some higher quality anchors to install. Otherwise this holder is secure and will hold your items in place much better than other brands/concepts of holders.

I've tried three different mop frames: one that has the roller hooked to the mop handle, one that has the spring-loaded elliptical rubber pivoting down, and this one. This. works much, much better than the first way and almost as well as the second. I've had no trouble (contrary to some reviews) fitting large diameter handles (like a shovel) into it. A small note: the screws that come with the kit are too short to insert a bolt into drywall; and I wouldn't count on them taking some heavy…

Exactly what I wanted. Easy to use and it keeps everything secure. Aluminum, plastic and silicone ensure that it will never rust. Simply hang a damp mop to air dry. It was easy to assemble and mount. I ordered 2 extra clips and installed one on the original bar. The sixth will most likely fit but will be very tight making the hooks inaccessible. 5 fit great with all the hooks in between. I installed right in a horizontal 2x4 in an unfinished pantry. I mean he's really strong. The design, the…