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Question: Will this hold small bottles of extract (like vanilla, almond, etc)?
Document: These are a great way to organize my spices. They stuck onto my cabinet door perfectly and I havn't had any problems with them coming off. Just make sure the area you are sticking it to is clean of grease, dust, and etc. Like others have mentioned it fits McCormick spices the best, the small short ones seem to stretch it out a little, but they work as well. I didn't try glass spices because I assumed they would be too heavy. The clips also worked for my PC spices.
This is the worst purchase I have ever made in my life. The spice clips don't even hold small/lightweight spices very well. I have some glass spice containers that fall right out of the clips when I open the cupboard. Sometimes when I am cooking, I will open the cupboard and the spice containers will fall into my batter, bread dough, soup pot, etc. AND even when I took out all the "heavy" glass spice containers, the plastic is still peeling away from the cupboard door.
The SpiceStor Organizer Rack is a wonderful product! I wanted to free up some of my cabinet space in my small kitchen and this fit the bill! I am thinking of getting another set just to take care of my vitamins, etc. !
I bought three of these. Disappointed when they began to fall off the cabinet door. I installed with the double sided tape that was provided to use. I waited overnight before adding the small size spice plastic containers. This item held for about three days. I was really disappointed because I do like the concept, only if it would hold better. Any suggestions, without having to use nails in my cabinet doors? Thank you.
This spice organizer works great inside the cabinet. The adhesive holds it in place even when full of spices. Only caution would be to only use the small necked spice bottles like shown in the photo. Larger ones will stretch out the plastic making them not usable. Luckily I purchased extra and won't make that mistake again!
i was only able to hang half of my spices because of the large size of the bottles. i wish they had small and large sizes. i would definately buy a set of the big ones too. i do like having the spice bottles that fit on the inside of the door of the cabinet immediately to the left of my stove. thankfully i do very little baking so the heat from the oven won't spoil my spices. (most of my cooking is on the stovetop )
I have a ton of spices and very little cabinet space. I do like the way I could open the cabinet door and they are nice and neat. But I've actually had a couple of the larger bottles fall, I got clocked in the head w/one. I think these are great for the small spices, but keep the larger heavier ones on the shelf.
These worked great for me & I am coming back for a couple more sets. Make sure you place right where you want them (making sure they will clear inside shelves) because once they are stuck they are not coming off! I was able to use for all my small & medium spices. Even worked on my glass bottle ones. Also used for some other items like small bottles of honey & some spray frosting bottles.
I make sure the sticker is pressing against the arms and this seems to solve the issue most of the time. If not, a bit of masking tape will do the job.I make sure the labels point out. I can always find what I need quickly and I have a ton of spices. I love these racks and can't imagine a better way to organize small spice bottles.I usually get my spices at Penzeys and use their glass jars--that look like lab jars.
Frees up extremely valuable space, easy to see and just terrific! I only wish I had discovered these years ago when I was a kitchen space planner. Buy them! You will not regret. If you want to move them.... the sticky foam tape residue comes off in seconds if you use &#34;Orange Spray Cleaner&#34; or even something acidic like lemon juice etc. Product of the Century! Guess you can figure that I am sold on them!
Answer: No it does not. I tried but it does not hold 'thinner' items.