Efficient Kitchen Pantry Organizer: mDesign 2-Tier Metal Wire Standing Can Dispenser Rack with Top Shelf for Pop/Soda and Food Cans - Holds 12 Cans - White Review

Fits perfectly in my fridge and holds up to 16 cans. My only complaint is that refilling is a bit difficult, cans sometimes fall to the bottom and get stuck.

As per previous reviews, the shelf is a bit wide causing cans to fall through and get stuck; but it's too small to fit in a skinny 8.45-ounce can of Perrier. Also, I don't know if it's because my fridge is an older model, but when I pull the can out, the whole shelf comes forward, so I have to hold onto it. place when I use it. It could be better. Better.

Love this little can rack! The only complaint comes from my husband who wishes he could handle his 24 packs of beer but I think it helps him cut down on his alcohol consumption! This is a lerfecr in our fridge because we have space at the top to store other things while the jars are on the shelf. I might even buy another one for the fridge but for now this is great for lining jars.

I have ordered 2 and am glad I did. * Well made, functional, saves space in my fridge and doesn't look like an eyesore. I have a frigidaire nearby, I bought it in 2005, they fit perfectly on my shelf without any problems. I have a newer LG side by side (under floor fridge) and they fit there too. Both are about 26-28 cubic feet inside. If you're not sure about your fridge, it's best to measure it to be sure.

I wasn't sure how this would work, but this dispenser holds 12 ounces. Soda cans are much more convenient. No more reaching for a cardboard can container on the back or tipping cans on refrigerator shelves. It holds a dozen 12-ounce cans and even offers the option to remove a cold can from the bottom and replace it with another unchilled can on top. Not a big reboot! For this soda-loving family, that means a cold can is always on hand.

Pros: Wide enough for larger cans that I wanted to stack. Cons: too long back to front. I have a large fridge and it fits, but barely. I had to rearrange the shelves so it could stick out between the door shelves. Also, it's quite tall so you'll need a very tall shelf to use the shelf at the top. For me nothing I've found was wide enough so the cons outweigh the cons so I'll keep it. FYI, it also doesn't have anti-slip pads so I had to squeeze it in between the other stuff in my fridge to keep…

Last year I was reluctant to use this product and today I threw it in the trash. I've used it to store soda cans in a regular fridge - nothing out of the ordinary. The problem with this was loading the cans due to the design of the metal bars. Without any modification, cans would often fall through the center of the rack instead of sliding back and forth. A simple solution to this problem was to slightly bend these rods together to reduce the gap. Another problem is the weight of the cans…

The family has been drinking a lot of soda lately so this seemed like a great solution for storing food in the fridge, and for the most part it is. The function is simple, you load warm glasses from above and pull cold glasses from below. It's as simple as it gets and it works. Three things kept it from being a great product. Most annoyingly, the camera is too wide, which can cause the cans to turn sideways and get stuck when loading. The difference in size is tiny here, but even a millimeter…