Review on 🧺 Space-Saving Mosuch Stainless Steel Over Door Towel Rack Bar Holders: 2 Pack for Universal Fit on Cabinet Doors by Louis Nakashima

Almost every house I've ever visited has a problem in the kitchen: where to put bloody towels? Our house is no different. We use four types of towels: towels for drying dishes, which are only used for drying dishes; work cloths used for working pots and pans, for cleaning cooking residues from stoves; kitchen towels for cleaning and drying worktops; Paper towels for messy things that need to be cleaned up quickly that aren't fit for other uses and should be discarded, to hang those towels on the door of our new kitchen just didn't seem right. So we looked around to see what options were out there and found this one. ADVANTAGES: * Cheap! * A light weight. * Overlay on the handle * Brushed stainless steel Cons: * Cheap! They look like this on closer inspection, but they are functional!* The grip padding is not sufficient to prevent the handlebars from slipping. You can bend the frame, but then you'll likely scratch the cabinet doors. For the best performance, I simply installed the 3M Command Strip on one side of the towel rail and clipped it in place. Did! Don't slip! I would definitely recommend them to anyone who needs a convenient place to hang their towels. We hung ours on lazy Susan's closet doors and moved them around to allow the door to open and close. Works great!