Organizer Rack 20 Cabinet Door Spice Clips

These work perfectly in small kitchens to organize your spices. One drawback, however, is that the sticky backs on the holders are EXTREMELY sticky, as in they leave a mess when trying to remove them. I move often and live in rentals, so I have to have the ability to cleanly remove anything I attach to surfaces. To work around the stickiness issue, I actually use three small 3M "Command" stickies on the back of each set of clips. To do this, I cut a notch in the protective tape that covers the sticky adhesive and attach the command strip to that. I then attach the "wall side" of the command strip to the cabinet. They are removed perfectly and without a mark.

So far, these little clips have solved my spice problem. I use them inside my cabinet doors and space them so the spice jars will clear the center divide shelf. They tuck in nicely underneath the inside shelves and, having them on the inside of the cabinet makes them very easy to access. My cabinets are wood. These clips are holding nicely. Update: After several months the clips stopped holding and one day all my spices fell on the floor. No worries! Because these clips did actually solve my spice storage problems, I purchased a clear latex caulk and went around all four edges of my clip strips. They are holding great. I truly like these clips; they did solve my spice problems.

I am an OCD person. I had all my spices in alpha order in 2 drawers in my kitchen. It was always driving me crazy b/c they would move around when you opened/closed the drawer or my hubby would just stick them back in there wherever. I have a small closet in my kitchen. I Initially wanted to put shelves inside the door, but it's hollow so that didn't work out. I found and ordered these. I've only had them a few days, but so far I LOVE them! (If that changes I will update). I immediately opened them and arranged them on the inside of the door. I detached them all in case I needed to replace one for some reason. They are super sticky, so BE SURE of where you want them before you stick them on. I pressed on them for 15 seconds like the instructions said and then stuck my spices in. So far, so good! *UPDATE* I am not subtracting any stars at this time b/c it's totally my fault that this happened, but I am sure other people do the same thing I did so this is for you guys. I don't always buy the branded spices in the smaller jar (a little larger around than a quarter). I generally buy whichever is cheaper/oz which is usually a larger (mostly 2 oz.) container. They will fit in the rings, pretty well actually, but after a little time they tend to slide down or begin pulling the plastic holder forward thereby detaching it from whatever surface it is adhered too. This doesn't only happen with the larger bottles, though. It randomly happens with the regular sized bottles as well. I'm really disappointed. When I saw these I was SUPER excited bc I thought it was going to be the end of my spice drawer/cabinet organization problems. However, I have started putting various spices on the shelf in the closet, and I have a feeling more and more will find their way there as time goes on. *UPDATE* Oct. 2015 I just spent the last hour with goof off and a lot of elbow grease scrubbing the adhesive residue off of my closet door. So now I have lots of lovely little marks to remind me of what a mistake these were. I finally got fed up with the spices sliding or falling out when someone opened the door, or closing the door and hearing the tell-tale noise of both spice and hook hitting the ground (good thing those jars weren't glass!), and of having to constantly move my spices because the hooks were falling off the door. SO. I broke down and bought a closet maid adjustable door rack. Don't waste your time and money on these. They aren't worth the frustration.

I have to say that seeing these on Pinterest prompted my purchase. Not gonna lie here. Read the reviews and for the price, was willing to try them. I needed to do something about the tiny cabinet we have. Pros: Price Easy of application (used alcohol to clean cabinet and then applied pressure for amount of time suggested) Easy to customize Simplicity Cons: Another reviewer noted that the arms don't have much flex in that they will flex to hold and item but then after a bit, they don't flex back and the bottle falls. I have had this happen only on one so I just moved a slightly larger spice bottle into that spot. Another thing is that sometimes the bottles will slide up or down, depending on shape. if you are like me and have them space just so, so that the door can close and I can get maximum storage, this can be an issue. I usually know which ones are my repeat offenders and move them back.