👞 Efficient Shoe Storage Solution: MISSLO Over The Door Shoe Organizer with 12 Large Mesh Pockets - 2 Pack, Perfect for Narrow Closet Doors in White Review

Lightweight and holds 6 pairs of shoes. I bought it for my daughter's room. In a room, it fits perfectly with the closet door and the door can be closed. In another room, however, she had to hang on the front door. The door did not close at the same time. So we moved it to our bedroom door and same thing. It's a little annoying but we'll keep it as it was part of two packages. *Update* The seller read my review and responded quickly. They had a solution to our problem - hooks of different…

Great for organizing personal items. I hung one on the back of my bedroom door, and I carry my slippers, wallet, reading glasses, prescriptions, cell phone, keys, masks, snacks, sunglasses, etc. in my pockets. It really helps to keep personal items off your dresser or nightstand and keep everything in one place so you don't have to search for it. The idea is very similar to the storage bags sewn onto the sides of camping tents. I put a second organizer (two per pack) right in my workshop door…

This was the PERFECT size for my daughter's dorm closet. It has 2 custom sized doors - too small for a full size shoe rack. We use a side for toiletries that would normally fit in the first aid kit or sink drawer as their dorm doesn't have any. She stows cosmetics, perfume, deodorant, etc. in it. The other side is her "pantry" with snacks such as muesli/protein bars and nuts, as well as provisions such as rolls of garbage bags or a small box of zip-lock bags. It has become a must-read for her…

This is my third Misslo hanging bag and I plan to order two more! (Actually, they're in my Revain basket.) I especially LOVE their quality. These are strong, well-constructed, durable hanging bags that will last and do the job they were designed for - storing items - without tearing or falling apart. This particular set of two mesh pockets that hang over the door "shoe organizer" (but can hold anything you want, not just shoes of course) is fantastic because it's so thin and fits in a smaller…

I used them to travel to Guatemala for 2 weeks during which we stayed in 4 different locations (hotels and private homes). I read a cruising hack where you put all sorts of things in your shoe pockets so you can use the space by the doors since there are few or no horizontal surfaces on the ship. Well we have experienced similar situations in 3 out of 4 of our apartments, I know this from previous trips and when we travel I feel like I spend all my time trying to figure out where things are…