Review on Conveniently Organize Your Coffee Pods with the Mind Reader Wall-Mount Holder Dispenser in Black by Dianna Carr

Update - 09/03/19 - So I caved in and used the sticky strips that come on the back. Do yourself a favor and figure out EXACTLY where you want to glue this thing before you glue it. You don't let go. Is always. I'm sure this thing will be hanging the day I get rid of my fridge. Overall, it does exactly what it promises. He is holding pods. I've found that some modules are smaller than others, which doesn't usually matter, aside from the aforementioned design flaw where one row is slightly wider than the other. In this case, the pods don't sit on the rail at all, so I have to be careful what I put in which row. But that's not enough to free me from it. --- The corkboard was a cute idea, but it's really useless. I think I put a note on it that said "Please buy more coffee" but that's about it. Anything larger than a postnote will start hanging over your modules. _________________________________________________________________________________ I have read the reviews. I knew the magnets were weak and some people ran into a design flaw where the sleeves wouldn't stay in their assigned track because it was too wide. I bought it anyway. I'm still not sure if I regret it. I have some earth magnets to try (they stick to EVERYTHING) and I also have command strips to try, but for now they just live on my counter. Exactly where I didn't want it. Once you complete 2 rows it slides. I haven't tried the adhesive strips that are already on the back because, to be honest, I can't think of any better than the tiny magnets. (Let's pretend the cork sheet is nothing at all, because in fact - until you fix the hanging problem - it's completely useless.) I noticed that the rightmost row is a bit wider than the others, so move around my pods, plus the pods are weird to take away. The row is above the one you would pull out, but at an odd angle. So it's not all as smooth as we'd like. If, like me, you make coffee with an open eye, you're likely to break it or get angry pretty quickly. (Again, it lives on my counter until I decide to tackle its hanging. I just take the sleeves out of the top.) The design is really brilliant, but the execution definitely leaves a lot to be desired.