🍌 Banana Bungee Hanger: Space-Saving Under Cabinet Hook for Single or Bunch & Practical Stand/Rack Alternative - Made in USA Review

This is excellent. Kudos to the inventor for creating the 'perfect' hanging banana accessory. Why? Banana hooks are cheap, look cheap and are too long (big) causing the bananas and ugly plastic hook to hang too low over the counter. Also, they won't keep just one banana like this. The work was well done and the price is reasonable.

If you don't mind sticking a nail in your cabinets to hold the hook for it, I think that's great. Helps free up counter space and prevents bananas from being damaged. If you don't want to look at it when there are no bananas in your house, you can just hang both ends on a nail and it's 100% invisible. In fact I really like it and most likely I will never have to replace it.

I bought this banana rack because it is said that hanging bananas slow down their ripening. I used a large rubber band and hung my bananas on a hook from the ceiling. Now I use the same hook on the ceiling to hang the banana holder and it looks pretty neat. And I don't have to worry about it tearing like my rubber bands eventually did. ***FYI: If you cut the bananas and leave the top stem on the bunch, the remaining stems will still hold onto the banana holder beads when there is only one…

Holds bananas without worry of the stand breaking, tipping over, taking up counter space or injuring your nanny. My 7 year old can use it to both hang and take out bananas. Each bead can contain a bundle. That's a lot of bananas! This S hook allows you to hang it almost anywhere, no need to add a grommet if your closet bottom isn't perfect. I hang mine on one of the hooks I use to hang wooden spoons. The S hook is curved to hold even when placing and removing spoons. Buy this hook for your…

I have a VERY small kitchen, limited counter space and I love to cook so I need to make the most of limited counter space. Constantly pushing around a bunch of bananas isn't fun, and they also get damaged. Banana bungee to the rescue. I installed the screw myself under the cabinet (don't skip the step of drilling the pilot hole - I was grateful I borrowed my daughter's battery-powered gyro drill, which is a bomb btw, and used the smallest drill bit possible) and hung 2 Bunch. bananas. Did. I've

I've been looking for a banana stand for a long time, simple, functional but small enough not to clutter the kitchen of my small studio. I'm an avid banana lover and always have a few bananas on hand. THIS IS AN INVENTION. EPOS! SO simple, yet SO functionally stunning. I was a little worried about the weight. and was hoping that the strength of my little closet would hold up if you put a whole big bunch in it, but OH. MY. GOD. Serious. I'm studying environmental and sustainable systems…

I have written several reviews in my life, but this one deserves my praise! There are currently 2 bunches hanging (12 medium sized Nanner). I don't usually buy that much at once, but I wanted this product to work. I was positively surprised. The hook is tiny. tiny. So you need the smallest part to pre-drill the hole. It was also fairly easy to get the bungee cord into 2 large bundles. I have limited counter space so having them hanging out of my way makes my life easier. The hook and bungee…

It works. Wanting to get my bananas off the counter, I bought this and a hinged lid under the first cabinet. I just didn't want the hook hanging under the closet all the time. Since the flip-down could be hidden and the banana bungee removed (except for the eyebolt, both seemed viable options. Although the flip-down was cheaper, I figured it would probably break very easily over time. I used 3mm tape but the ones I chose didn't work and they couldn't hold the weight of the bananas without…