🗃️ mDesign Stackable Plastic Kitchen Organizer with Drawer - Food Storage Bin, Container for Cabinet, Pantry, Fridge Organization - Cereal, Jar, Lumiere Collection - 4 Pack, Clear Review

Drawers do not slide and do not slide out easily. You have to do it xouole timea to align it properly. Very annoying! Feels thin. Wouldn't buy again and wish I had bought from the start.

I bought this because I was very curious. When I received it I was just happy, not really surprised. I used it to store some of my craft supplies and knick knacks that were out of place. It doesn't slide back smoothly. I had to wiggle it to align the drawer in its path for it to close, uncomfortable. I don't buy anymore.

Because they make the sides of the outer box so cheap (no solid plastic on the sides) when you try to put the box back in it almost every time it shifts to the side and it is hard to push the drawer back. If the sides were hard plastic, that wouldn't be a problem. Will not order again, very disappointed. They were clearly trying to save money and messed up the product.

They are very fragile. I bought this for my boyfriend to be able to put things in and on top without cluttering it. As far as the money I spent on them and how they actually sit in my fridge I wouldn't want to buy them again but once I find something better for my fridge I can definitely find little accessories or hair bows in them my bathroom cabinet for organization

The drawers finally arrived 12 days late (although they were dispatched promptly so I don't think you can blame the seller or Revain). However, the boxes were in a box with no bubble wrap or other protective packaging. Not surprisingly, one box was broken and unusable (Revain did a great job with the refund!). The box that remains is suitable for some purposes, but not for the items I intend. The box itself seems pretty solid, but it's set in a very fragile frame that doesn't do the trick. Due…

After playing with it for 10 minutes I decided not to even put it in the fridge. Let's just say plastic, resin or something else that can be shipped? It bends and flexes fairly easily. Which honestly shouldn't matter much until you realize they haven't removed the full-length plastic panels from the sides. So all those kinks cause it to come off the rails a bit when you slide the drawer back out. And then you get the attached picture about 1/3 times. It's enough to say "no" because it would…

I've recently started looking for some sort of organizational system that I could use to organize our various candies (packs of Reese's, "Family" M-and-M's, assorted granola bars, etc.) to keep scattered all over the closet, but searching for products made specifically for candy turned up nothing that worked for me. I just don't have a kitchen big enough for most systems I've found and the rest were too expensive for anything other than a candy store. When I found THIS cookware set I thought it

My husband tore the cheese box out of the fridge and took the frame with him. Cheese is interesting! It costs over $80 to replace the plastic crank frame, so I looked for alternatives. These looked like they would work. They're pretty durable. You have no problem with condensation in the fridge. The plastic is nice and clear. They are easy to open and hold quite a bit of weight. My only issue is that the drawer moves right or left when closing and gets caught and caught between the frame. It…

I bought these to organize my pantry and I will say they are good for light foods like chips and crackers. If you want to store heavier items, these drawers may not be for you as the drawer flexes a bit and is difficult to pull out. I keep applesauce bags in one and these are probably the heaviest items I will store in them because the drawer doesn't slide out as easily as the others. I will also say that the company does not pack them well so 1/3 of my order (2 boxes) arrived damaged. They…

I've recently started looking for some sort of organizational system that would allow me to keep our various candies (bags of Reese's, "Family" M-and-M's, assorted granola bars, etc.) scattered about the closet, but searching for products made specifically for candy turned up nothing that worked for me. I just don't have a kitchen big enough for most systems I've found and the rest were too expensive for anything other than a candy store. When I found THIS cookware set I thought it would be…