Mind Reader Drawer Holder Organizer Review

Pretty much what we were looking for, except it's not wall mountable. We easily solved this problem with 3M strips on the sides. The drawers are elegant and can be pulled out for easier access. It's also wide enough to place a box or two of tea on it when we've overdone our tea choices. The only downside we found is that the drawer doesn't usually hold an entire box of tea. guys, but that's not a big problem for us. Solid value for money, seems like it will last forever.

This is the perfect addition to my new kitchen to keep my tea off the counter and out of sight but still easily accessible. It's made of durable plastic and fits snugly between two slats in my closet. Many have asked my question - is it possible to mount? Yes! The back is flat so I bought 3M double sided tape and voila! The description says it holds 90 tea bags, but it's better suited for 72, 12 in each of the 6 drawers. My closet doors are "self-closing" so I don't have to worry about the bins

Ideal for a small area. The product is very durable and does not deform. I use it without the foot. It stands on its own. I like that the trays are attached so they slide in and out without falling out. It's easy to remove just one tray or grab the whole tray and hand it to someone without falling out of the others. It's not as much as they claim. It doesn't bother me, but maybe. I would say that 3 holders are needed to comfortably store 2 boxes (20 pieces) of tea. I don't mind storing excess…

I attached this to the inside of a kitchen cupboard door using 3M double sided tape. It's very strong and won't fall off, and that way you don't have to drill a hole in the closet. My doors close smoothly and I tried jerking the door roughly to make the individual tea drawers fall out, but they never came close to falling out. As a test I put a tiny strip of double sided tape on the back of a drawer and it held the drawer in place very well so it never fell out. I also took the advice of some…

I bought this and was surprised that it was larger than expected. I feel like having full tea chests doesn't save space as each shelf is single sided and cannot hold a full chest. As you can see from the photo, it takes up about the same space as 6 tea chests. However, if you have multiple 1/2 to 3/4 boxes of tea (like many of us tea drinkers do), getting rid of those boxes and compact things helps. I also love that everything is so easily accessible that I can get tea in the morning without…

For those who like using wall space, grab some Command Photo Strips (spiky/snapping kind that hold 12-16 pounds) and have them fun. This serving trolley solved my dilemma of "I'm out of storage!" and **Landslides of tea boxes fall out every time you open said sideboard**. I even added a small hook to the side to hang my little fixation ball. ^_^ I hope to buy more - hopefully bigger ones - in the future, this is an absolute must if you have large tea collections. My only complaint is that it's…

The fact that not every drawer can hold a full box of tea bags is a little annoying, but everything else about it Product worked great for me. I've used it to slide in and out of the cupboard when I need a tea bag. Pros: - Product is very durable - Can be used with or without feet on the bottom - I have used this as a product that I can slide in and out of my cupboards to save space (see attached pictures) - You can mix and match 2 types of tea in each drawer that can hold 12 different types of

I was able to replace a large basket on my kitchen counter with this pretty tea bag organizer! The drawers are quite roomy and easily fit different brands. I used a trick suggested by some other reviewers and alternately placed the bags right side up and upside down in the drawers. Depending on how thick the bags were, I could sometimes fit an entire box of tea in a drawer with them. To tell at a glance which tea is in which drawer, I cut the tea's name off the side of the box and taped it to…