🛁 SUS304 Stainless Steel Rustproof Wall Mounted Shelf Organizer - 2 Pack: ODesign Adhesive Bathroom Caddy, Kitchen Spice Rack, Shower Storage Solution, No Drilling Required Review

This is the perfect solution for a very small bathroom shared by seven children. I was a little worried they wouldn't last. So far they've done an impressive job.

I have bought several of these organizers in different sizes and styles from Odesign and I absolutely LOVE them. They have saved me so much space in my very small kitchen - that's where I use them. I can't tell you how easy it is to remove them because I didn't have to remove them. But they hold up so well and are very, very secure. I put my spices on top and each holds at least 12 standard sized spice jars. They're a bit pricey but I think they're worth the money.

Easy to install and very beautiful to look at. I was able to fit many products on the shelves. I buy a second set. I'll have to wait and see if they stick to the tiled wall in my shower. My shower tile is travertine and does not have a flat, smooth surface. I tried to smooth out the tape as much as possible to remove air pockets. Note: The basket needs to be inserted into the hook and pressed a little. At first I was afraid to do it because it didn't seem right. And I was afraid of breaking the

Already a year old, sticks to uneven painted surfaces! Yes, they broke up in places because it was inevitable, when installing on the surface, the instructions say it's impossible 😂, but they're still holding on and haven't separated anymore. It also comes with an extra strip of adhesive, so if one of them fails (in five years?), I'll have another strip to use. Wire shelves aren't the best option for sample bottles, but this is to be expected for any shelves that aren't solid. I love these…

Self adhesive shelves. crazy. I'm renting and there was literally no shelf anywhere. After spending a month here I could see that having to put everything on the shelves becomes a confusion factory very quickly. However, the walls in this area could very well be cotton candy, so drilling holes and all that is just unreliable and not good for the walls. I was really looking for some glue. There are 3M's I can get as well but they are good for the kitchen at the moment. The glue is so strong that

DO NOT listen to harsh comments about the removal process. These people either didn't follow the instructions or didn't have the necessary items. For a smooth removal you will need 3 common household items: 1) hair dryer, 2) rubbing alcohol (rubbing alcohol, DO NOT use alcohol) and 3) rag (bath towel/towel, washcloth). DON'T START, I repeat, DON'T START by trying to detach the hook strip from the mirror. STEP 1: Dry a small piece of strip for about 30 seconds and remove this warm part from the…

Before I bought them, I saw in the Q&A that someone asked about using hardware to mount. I have the same question. After inspecting the glue base and figuring everything out, I decided to use glue. First of all the instructions are great, they tell you exactly what to do with easy to understand diagrams. But they don't tell you how. This is what you should do if you want to follow the instructions. Clean the area (veneer cabinet side) with awesome cleaner. Rinse with a damp paper towel, then…