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Question: Can you fit your whole hand into the opening to reach a lone bag that may be at the bottom?
Document: This is great for bags, but doesn't have an opening at the bottom to pull the bags out of unless you hang it upside down! I think you are supposed to pull the out from the top, but I'm so used to pulling mine out of the bottom of a bag. I think it is kind of slim too for holding the plastic bags. Doesn't hold much in my opinion.
Often times, I am lazy and just stuff them down in there, however if your take the time to fold them into a square it's so much easier to pull them out. I'm not crazy and meticulous about it (I have two babies and not a lot of time), you just run your cupped hand down the length of the bag, quickly fold it into a square-ish shape and stuff it in through the opening in the front.
The dispenser is great and works well. I like that it can be mounted multiple ways - I chose to mount it under the kitchen sink horizontally using the sticky tabs on the back. My only complaint is that it's a little tough to get the bag pushed into the hard opening. Sometime I scrape my hand a little but overall it's a good product.
"For the reviewers whose only complaint is that it is impossible to pull just one bag from this dispenser, I suggest the ritual I learned from my father (an engineer - the man has a practical ritual for everything). First, check the plastic bag for holes - no use keeping one that has holes, as they're easily recyclable at any grocery store. Then take the bag in one hand at the bottom of the bag and grip it in your fist.
Used the back tape to mount on the back of kitchen pantry door. Still holding up solid after 1 yr. Has been very useful for organizing plastic bags.I agree with one of the other reviewers who said to take the bag, grab the bottom, and twist it around your hand into a little ball before putting into the top so it is easy to pull out.I've probably stuffed 30+ bags into this.Solid purchase, would strongly recommend.
I'm pretty sure that every single household in America has a nook or cabinet stuffed with years and years of plastic bags. I mean, I cleaned out mine yesterday and found bags from Borders and Robinsons May! Talk about a time capsule. With this grocery bag dispenser attached to my cabinet door, I have so much room to repurpose for more storage. It looks classy and serves its function very well. I'd also say that the 30 bag suggested capacity is moot as I probably fit double that into the dispenser.
That`s why i got two of them ;-) And i do not regret it one second. The black plastic ring on the top center could have been made soft. It is hard plastic. This is where you want to semisubmerge your hand & the plastic bags. When pulling out the plastic bags from the elongated gap running down the center, a considerable force may be required to pull out the bags.
It serves the purpose of storing bags, I got this to replace my older simple human wall mount which had an easier opening ,teh old one broke, this has a tight mouth that you cant slide your hand in and out to get bags easily, gotta squeeze, I hung both this one and old one using command M strips under my sink behind the door. It still works fine since 6 months.
I was looking for a product to help contain the bags that were taking over our house. We reuse these for all sorts of things but most often when walking our dog or scooping out our litter box. We have this product attached to the inside cabinet door in our laundry room. It looks great and holds a lot of bags. I'm surprised at how many bags can fit into something this size when they were taking over the whole cabinet before.
This dispenser has made my kitchen less cluttered and has made getting to a plastic bag so much easier. It has fallen off the wall once, but I am not to sure that that may have been caused by my mounting.
Answer: You can fit a few fingers in, but probably not your whole hand, but that'll be enough to get whatever's in there. If you only have one plastic bag in this thing, you probably don't need it.