mDesign 2-Tier Metal Wire Standing Pop/Soda and Food Can Dispenser Storage Rack Organizer with Top Shelf for Kitchen Pantry, Countertop, Cabinet - Holds 12 Cans - Chrome

These seem like a great solution for keeping the fridge stocked with bubbly water since we drink a ton of it. And for the most part, they do work. of the machine is simple - you load hot cans into the top and draw cold cans out of There is no better device than this one. It is simple and works well. Three things prevented it from being an excellent product. One is that the chamber is just a little bit too wide, which allowed the cans to turn sideways as they were loaded. It is a tiny difference in size, but it would still keep the cans moving smoothly if the width are reduced. There is a considerable height difference between the entire rack and the ground. Above the cans there is a lot of space, which allows them to pop up and jam if they are not handled carefully (not everyone is careful with items in the fridge) and also means they take up more room than they need in the fridge, which is always a problem. In the last scenario, there is just one rack, but it There is almost but not quite a match between the bottom of one and the top of Each of these three solutions would just take a minute, and they would be simple to fix.

Thea Harmon

| Oct 09, 2020

Those cons are The back to front length is too long. There was just enough room in my refrigerator for it, but it fit In order to allow it to bulge out between the door racks, I had to rearrange the shelves. The rack on top of the cabinet is rather tall, so you will need a very high shelf to be able to use it. As for me, it works out well for me since I've found nothing that is wide enough, so that is what I'm keeping. In addition, it doesn't have anti-slip pads, so I had to wedge it in between other things in my fridge to prevent it from slipping, since it slipped around so much on the cold shelves of the refrigerator.

Jaziel Newman

| Jan 11, 2021

My fridge fits perfectly in this storage box and I can store up to 16 cans on it. I'd have one complaint, it's a bit tricky to refill, sometimes the cans fall to the bottom level and become.

Jeremy Church

| May 10, 2021

In similar fashion to previous reviews, the rack is a bit wide, making cans easy to fall into and stick The 8 does not fit in it due to its small size. The slimline perrier cans are 45 oz. In addition, the whole rack moves forward when I pull a can out of the fridge. I have to hold it in place when I am using it since I don't know if this is due to my fridge being an older model. There were more things that could have been done. It's better than I thought.

Gerardo Doyle

| Dec 05, 2020

The cans in the back will no longer have to be reached into a cardboard container nor will they fall on the refrigerator rack. 12 12oz cans and even offers the option of removing a cold can from the bottom and replacing it with another unrefrigerated can at the very Not a lot of reloading needed! This soda is made from - When you have a loving family, you are always able to grab a cold can.

Evan Fuller

| Jun 06, 2021

I can't get the cans from the second level to the first level smoothly. They tend to twist and end up standing upright more than half the time. It takes me a long time to pull the thing out of the fridge, grab the can, and reposition it (without being able to remove it from fridge). Don't let them flip too, and put it back in the fridge before feeding them.

Foster Moss

| Mar 23, 2021

The beverage can dispensers / racks that I have been looking at in different stores for years are pretty common. The materials felt thin, so I was never able to get any. In the end, I took a chance on this one, and it has been very sturdy for me. I've never seen anything like it! It holds 12 cans of soda pop, fits in the fridge without issue. The advantage of not having to lift cardboard boxes in order to reach a can is well worth it. You made the right purchase for me!.

Queen Tyler

| Jul 03, 2021