Optimization: SimpleHouseware Cabinet Holder- 6 Strips Spice Gripper Clips, Holds 30 Jars Review

I love how they helped me organize and see all my spices. Of course, every time I needed something to get half my spices out was agony. This product combined with others has really helped me clean up my spice cabinet. However, I replaced the tape that came with the kit and used command strips instead. Two reasons for this: I read in several reviews that the tape they came with wasn't very strong and some people posted pictures of where their spices fell and I also wanted it to be undamaged and…

I hesitated to buy because people had opinions about this product, but then I decided and bought (the price is very reasonable and worth the chance). Here is my review and rating: A] Bear in mind that the product comes with screws to reinforce the adhesive already present on the back of the condiment holders - I cannot understand why a consumer of this product could give this product a bad review ! Consequently. If you suspect the possibility of detachment, use the screws provided! Side Bar…

This listing previously sold adhesive strips from 3M spice jar holders that claim to hold jars up to 1.75" in diameter. Each holder consisted of two flexible plastic pins that could be held. an object hanging or held between them. These were strips of 5 spice jars. My spice jars are this size (1.75 inch diameter) and the holders don't hold them securely. I'm guessing it will hold 1.5 inch cans. My glasses fit into the pens with some difficulty, but the glasses slide out very easily when pressed

Arrived today. I will order more! I have a piece of nice raw wood that I attached to the kitchen door leading to the pantry. I used a self-adhesive backing (very strong glue :-)) and screws for extra support and strength. The Penzi spice bottles are larger, so I set these brackets a half inch apart. They are easy to cut but individually strong. This is exactly what I thought I would get, and I will get more the next day :-). Thanks very much! Update: my second set has arrived, finished with my…

Don't waste your money. I bought these because I DID NOT want to drill screw holes in my new kitchen cabinets. I prepped the inside of the cabinet doors by thoroughly cleaning them with alcohol according to the directions. Note that instead of relying on a small prep pad, I used rubbing alcohol (90%) and clean paper towels. I then let it dry for a couple of hours and set up three posts, pressing each one very hard. Then I left her alone for 2 days. Then I added the spice jars. (Note that they…

I've only had them for about a week so can't comment on how well they hold up over time but for now I'm glad I found a solution, to organize my spice cabinet which works for me! I didn't want them to be permanent - I wanted the flexibility to move them around if I need to rearrange them or gently take them off if they break or fail - so I removed the strips of tape that were on them and I did instead used a medium sized 3M Command Velcro for this (three or four for each clip). I also hung them…