Command 10 Lb Large Organizing Caddy with 4 Strips, 9.91" x 3.38" x 5.15", Heavyweight Damage-Free Hanging for Organizing Cleaning Supplies, Closet, and Pantry, White

I use one of these in my kitchen to hold my most frequently-used seasonings. Because it’s so close to where I cook, I used some of the waterproof Command strips to put it up, so it wouldn’t fall off because of the steam generated when cooking. It’s been brilliant, looks very neat, and holds salt and pepper mills, soy sauce bottle, and a couple of spice jars. I also have one on the wall side of my child’s bed, to keep bedtime books in, and it’s held up very well so far. We’re in a rented home where we’re unlikely to stay for more than a few years, so I prefer not to have to risk drilling through the kitchen tiles (or even just bedroom walls, if I can avoid it). I would recommend this caddy, because even though on the face of it it does seem quite expensive for what it is, it has ended up being good value for money. I’m so pleased with it that I’ve since bought a few more. I intend on using them for some small bathroom bits, and will have one of them by the front door - at child height - to put small school-related items in so they don’t get forgotten on our way out in the mornings.

Love the Command brand especially for the bathroom always stays stuck. Looks good and holds lots of stuff.

I have a whole raft of command products. I started using them in our touring caravan where they could be put anywhere and are strong and safe. Tooth mug holder, towel rails, soap dishes, but this caddy is a winner in the house as well. The latest holds my dishcloths and is fixed to the under sink cupboard door. So handy and no extra weight.

It fell down from the inside of the cupboard door after a few days even though it only had two light dishcloths in it and a small hand sanitiser. I've glued it on since by adding glue to the sticky pads and it's stayed put. It's large in size. Plenty of storage space for a small washing up liquid or similar. Just make sure it's stuck firmly before use.

Does the job perfectly.

Added some extra storage to an under sink cabinet. Works a treat

A very useful holder in any shower cubicle

Always impressed with 3m command products, this is another one that doesn't disappoint. Potentially my favorite of them all. Stores all my stuff near the front door for easy access when I arrive/leave the house. Love it.

Stuck this on my bathroom wall and I find it handy to display some creams etc

It won’t save your marriage or bring a dead loved one back to life, but it will easily stick to cabinets and hold things.

This works nicely on a kitchen cabinet door to hold frequently used utensils. I have a small kitchen similar in size to a submarine galley, so there is not a lot of room. The primary area for food prep work is in a corner with overhead shelves and it's next to the gas stovetop. I keep spices and most of the larger utensils in the corner in back, and there is room for a small cutting board that I use for dicing onions, green peppers, potatoes, and slicing meat. I was using the edge of a Victorinox knife to transfer chopped onions to a pan but decided recently to get an OXO Good Grips Stainless Steel Scraper & Chopper and a Stainless Steel Onion Holder for Slicing, the latter to use with my Victorinox knives which are razor sharp and very nice. The knives are so sharp I keep the in Noble Knife Guards. The onion holder looks to be a good tool to keep fingers out of the way. I use the scraper frequently, and I had the idea to get a holder to keep it handy and nearby. After considerable searching at Amazon.com, I found this plastic wall holder, which was described as being for a bathroom or bedroom to hold small items. The size is good for mounting on a cabinet shelf, and I like it. It's easy to install and is removable for cleaning. Once installed, you can push upward and it slides out of the plastic pieces mounted to the wall or cabinet with sturdy glue strips. When finished cleaning in the dishwasher, it slides back in place nicely. I drilled three holes in the bottom so if the utensils are wet, there is a drain of sorts. I might drill a hole in the top front to use for a wood screw, except that will add an extra step to removing the tray for cleaning. The plastic glue strips (four of then) are very sturdy, but I might sharpen the edge of the scrapper and if so do not want the plastic holder to fall. P. S. I am a Vine Voice, but I bought this myself and it was not a free gift. It's very nice, and it keeps the scraper and onion slicer utensils handy.

I have been using this product for years, but the only setback is it has no drainage holes underneath for the new model and accumulates water if installed in the bathroom.