🧹 LETMY Cleaning Supplies Organizer: Optimize and Organize Your Cleaning Products Review

Hello. We have just moved to a new location and have been very busy getting ready to work. we ended up putting the mop frame in the garage after all the boxes were emptied and sorted. The problem is that it doesn't hold mops and other items, they fall out 😞 The durability wasn't very good. .I am asking if you could change this for me due to the circumstances? Tai will wait for an answer. glory

Purchase of a stand for my broom, mop,. less than exciting but I really love this one. It was well packaged with screws and anchors. It also had a template to tape it to the wall to drill the holes correctly. This company made installation easy and in no time at all the broom stand (as I call it) was up and running. Sometimes small conveniences make or break a sale. It was a great purchase and I am very happy with it.

They were incredibly easy to install and the construction is very simple and solid. He even holds my wife's delicate rag. Plenty of slots for brooms, mops etc and retractable hooks for hanging even more items. And my wife loves it the most! Note: The price includes all surcharges and agency fees. Objects in the mirror may be closer than they appear. Only you can prevent forest fires. Your mileage may vary.

This broom holder does the job but is far from perfect. It's durable, but the problem is the rubber grips. They hold things in place, but over time the handles slip onto the floor. The product was easy to install. The anchors stick to the wall very well, just be careful how high you put them or you could come back and see all your brooms on the floor and wonder who came in and messed up your neatly placed broom. The broom owners are to blame!

I love this wreck so much this is my second order. What I like best is that I don't have to click the sticks in and out. This has bothered me with other ruins because I think the pressure it takes to break out puts a strain on the screws every time. However, this crash is ideal in that you just gently lift the bar and the stance releases it. In the same way, when shifting gears, you simply place the bar in a niche and let go. The weight of the handle falls and locks it in place. Some of my…

The product advertises "5 heavy-duty holders for objects 1.03" to 1.06" in diameter", "spring-loaded dual rubber slots" and the seller "guarantees nothing will slip out ] mop and mop organizer. "Well the handles of each of my mops and mops slide all the way down and only stop because there is a large lid or hanging lid on top of each. This happens within 24 hours. The mechanisms are not spring loaded as advertised. Instead, the further down they move, the more they push against the handles/bars

I bought a similar wall mounted broom holder a few years ago but recently moved and had to replace it. I couldn't find the exact mounts I had previously purchased so I decided to try these. Not sure if it was just cheaply made or what the problem is, but nothing stays in place. Even a light broom slowly slips out of the holder. I was able to put a rubber band around the broomstick to keep it from falling, which saved me from sending the wall mount back, but it doesn't work on its own. Buy…

Does the job pretty well for the most part. The only caveat I have is that if you have a broom or other implement that you detach and reattach fairly often, sometimes it can lose its grip and then the broom slips or falls. Then you have to be a little more careful when you put the broom back on the frame. It's still holding it, but it looks like the handle part is starting to lose some of its holding ability after a while. Maybe I'll use some soap and water on the rubber parts of the handle to…

Product advertises "5 sturdy holders for items with a diameter of 1.03" to 1.06", "spring-loaded, double-rubberized slots" and the Seller "guarantees nothing slip out of [her] mop and mop organizer. "Well the handles of each of my mops and mops slide all the way down and only stop because there is a large lid or hanging lid on top of each. This happens within 24 hours. The mechanisms are not spring loaded as advertised. Instead, the further down they move, the more they push against the…