Stainless Steel Laundry Storage Organizer Wall Mount Review

replace plastic brooms , which used rollers with rubber tracks that stopped gripping the bars after a while. This design is a snap fit with vertical rubber teeth that grip the post with the pressure of a metal clip pushed outward. I see 2 possibilities for failure here: when the rubber loses its nature and when the metal gets tired and no longer applies pressure. Time will tell, but for now it's holding up very well and works with supports of different thicknesses. But what about the assembly…

Sale. Stainless Steel Broom and Mop Holder Wall mounted broom organizer quickly solves the problem. It also has hooks for hanging cleaning brushes, clothes and in my case a dog leash. The hardest part was finding bolts in my garage to mount the broom and mop frame. It's easy to use, keeps everything handy and clean. Installation is easy (if you can find the bolts). The kit includes everything to hang the holder.

I received a set of two handle holders for my garden shed. I keep a lot of tools in there - rakes, shovels, shovels, wire cutters and so on, and I throw them in a plastic trash can. It was taking up space and the tools were a mess. This set of pen holders and hooks is a better idea! Now all my tools are lined up on the wall, easy to find and use and store again. In this two-piece set I found 8 clips for handles and 10 welded hooks for hanging small items. They work great and I recommend them.

These holders are not as strong as I was hoping. I also overlooked that the grip clips that hold the reels are simple curved strips that are not hinged or spring loaded. As a result, you have to bend the clamps a bit by hand to fit some of the handles, reducing the freedom of movement of the tools. I like to use paint bars for a lot of my tools, and while I was able to attach them, it definitely increased the capacity of the clips. However, they should fit on standard household brooms and mops.