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It couldn't be simpler: a flexible, sturdy plastic gizmo with a heavy-duty self-stick strip that attaches to your under-the-sink cabinet door and holds a plastic grocery carrier bag. It works perfectly and it's dirt-cheap. What's not to love? I have a run-down kitchen in which everything needs to be replaced, including the cabinets, so for me, this is the ideal alternative to installing a much more expensive rolling or on-door trash can holder in the sink cabinet. By the way, I ordered two of these and received two--no bonus bag holders for me. The shipping cost is reasonable and you'll receive it in a sensible mail envelope rather than a giant box (as Amazon would use).
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Having read the comments about the poor adhesive, I had planned to intall this on the inside of a pantry door with sufficient thickness to use screws. I used the screws supplied directly into the hollow door so they are only in a very thin piece of hardboard, but it is holding so far. If they strip out, I will go to the hollow door expanding fasteners available at Ace/H-D/Lowes etc.
As for the actual product, it is a huge improvement over the large plastic bag we were using. Exactly what I hoped for. Re-use those non-degradeable plastic bags!
Suggestions for others who are mounting to a kitchen cabinet door.....mount it to a piece of wood with the screws and use more tape to hold the wood to the door. The much larger surface area of the block of wood will help it to stick much better.
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I really needed something to corral all the loose plastic grocery bags I had. I researched different options. I finally ended up at the Container store (which is a totally awesome place). They had like 8 different options. This one was by far the coolest and neatest looking one (albeit also the most expensive). But, I figured I'm going to use it all the time, probably for the rest of my life, so, might as well spend the extra few bucks now and get something I won't mind looking at. Plus, it matches the simple human trashcan I already had. When I got it home, I was amazed, it fit so many bags. It is like one of those clown cars. I didn't count them, but I would estimate that I probably stuffed close to 100 plastic bags into it. So, glad I bought it. P.S. Despite what other reviews have said, mine does not have any sharp edges and it does not hurt me to stuff bags in or to take them out. I don't know what they are talking about. So, go ahead and buy this product. You will not regret it.
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