🍽️ Stock Your Home 9 Inch Paper Plate Holder - Black, 12 Count (Plastic Heavy Duty) - Woven & Reusable Plastic Paper Plate Holders Review

Only used it for about a week. They are weak and I don't think they will last that long. Nothing compares to the strong ones I had as a kid or the basket my grandmother used to carry for outdoor picnics. I think that will be enough for what I use them for. I mean they are cheap but they do the job. At such a price, do not expect accessories from a box and a barrel and you will be happy.

Not what I needed. The vents on the bottom allow heat to escape through and through, and the type of plate you're using with it will get wet anyway. I was hoping they would act as a buffer between my plastic tablecloth and the heat of the food, but that just results in steam stains where the plate rack was placed, so it's not exactly what I needed, and now I've got them I'm me not sure what to do with them. I wanted strong braided ones and went for these, but they don't compare at all.

If you have kids, a large group, or are using inexpensive paper plates, then this is for you. They add a more elegant look to a thin paper plate. Holds the plate securely so it doesn't sag and spill food. very durable It saves you money by making the flimsy paper plate just as durable as the more expensive ones. The only reason I gave it four stars for durability is because my previous notches had to hold the cymbal but so far they are working. After using them for a while and seeing that the…

I love these new paper plate holders! Very durable and I can use them in the microwave to reheat without damage. Without deformation and melting. Another big plus: they're also dishwasher safe, unlike bamboo, so a lot cleaner than the ones I've used before. I'm so glad I decided to try these out. I'm sold! They are also made in the USA and help support small family businesses during the trying times of COVID-19. Excellent goods!

Just like the 80's and 90's, just without the quality. The outer rim isn't that thick, and as other reviewers that I obviously haven't listened to have noted, the rim is very thin and sharp. It does the job if you put your hand underneath it when you're standing to eat or sitting on the couch to eat. You'll find that the sharp edge is too cumbersome to hold to the side. Older products had a thicker "artificial" rim that made them stiffer and more stable. I credited the food in my original…

The mesh at the bottom is not very thick at the connection with the ring. The plastic base basically breaks and the plate doesn't hold anything. You know those little toy pieces that are injection molded, they have a 1000x stronger bond and are designed to come loose. If you want to stay in place, it pops out with a very light push. So much wasted time, money and resources. Cut corners will give poor results. buyer avoids. I believe expensive braid is the way to go. It's worth it in the long…