Gorilla Grip Cleaning Gardening Organize Review

Very durable and very easy to install but a bit too heavy to hang the brooms up and what not, you need two hands to hang the brooms up. I'm hoping since it's super new it will loosen up a bit with more use!

Broke instantly. The product had good reviews, so I bought the product. However, I may have received a defective one, but it broke on the first handle of the broomstick. As a result, they returned it on the day of delivery.

I live in a small house with no space to store cleaning supplies. The broom, mop, and dustpan sat in a corner and kept falling over. Not only were they ugly, they were also annoying. Now they are hanging on the garage wall just outside the kitchen door and I love it. It was easy to install and has a strong grip on the handles. I appreciate hooks for catching and shovels for hanging. You can also hang up cleaning rags there.

Just installed this in my washroom and it's a great solid product, works exactly as described and I've filled all the slots with different brooms/mops and no problems. I was a little apprehensive about fitting wider handles like a window squeegee, but they fit the slots as well. I would be grateful if you could tell me what size drill bit to use for plastic anchors. I found the 7/32 worked well on smaller bits after a little testing. Good product, good price.

Like everyone else, we have a lot of brooms, mops and dustpans that need to be cleaned up. I may have been skeptical as the handles can grip but are still easy to hang up and let go. I'm not an engineer so I can't tell you how it works, it just works. The handles are inserted by pushing and released with a quick jerk. We use all seats without problems. The only problem I had was positioning my husband's holder. He slammed it squarely against the wall of the pantry door, one end of which is…

Crazy tension on the holders. It takes two hands to put things away and put them away, and my neighbors probably hear it every time I pick up a broom. There seems to be enough tension to hold a well lubricated 50 pound tapered pool cue tip up. I'm not sure about you, but I don't have them. I plan to remove the springs entirely and see if I can do without them. If not I will replace it with a more comfortable mount. Update: I tried removing the springs. It did not work. The movable side of the…

As other reviewers have said, this thing is so durable it's awkward to use and I wanted my kids to be able to use it too. Well mine just arrived with a misaligned plate on the back so it didn't work properly. Instead of waiting another week or more for a replacement, I pulled out a screwdriver. That's how I figured out how to adjust the tension so I did it for everyone and now my holder is way better. If you can handle a screwdriver and simple mechanics, you can try this. I removed the screw…

The instructions specifically state that the plastic anchors should be installed after the pilot holes have been drilled. They don't mention the type of wall you might have. I blindly followed the instructions even though I knew better. When I drilled the giant 19/64 pilot holes to match the included plastic anchors, I knew I was making a mistake. I'm a DIY enthusiast and I know how a concrete anchor compares to a drywall anchor. Despite my misgivings, I drilled 6 holes and inserted the dowels.

Incredible holder tension. It takes two hands to store and put things away and my neighbors probably hear it every time time I pick up a broom there seems to be enough tension to hold up a well lubricated 50lb tapered pool cue tip not sure about yours but I don't have it I intend to to completely remove the springs and see if it works without them If not I will replace it with a more comfortable mount Update: I tried removing the springs It didn't work Hidden the movable side of the holder just

As other reviewers have said, this thing has such a strong grip that it's awkward to use and I wanted my kids to be able to use it too. Well mine just arrived with a misaligned plate on the back so it didn't work properly. Instead of waiting another week or more for a replacement, I pulled out a screwdriver. That's how I figured out how to adjust the tension so I did it for everyone and now my holder is way better. If you can handle a screwdriver and simple mechanics, you can try this. I…