Plastic Kitchen Spice Rack Organizer 20 Spice Gripper Clip Strips Cabinet Door for Spice Containers - 4 Strips, Holds 20 Jars

I bought a similar item through PCH that was made by Smart Home; but I paid nearly double for the item. I found this on-line (along with a variety of alternatives). This one most resembled what I previously purchased and had just the right amount of holders for my remaining spice bottles. I attached them to the back of my pantry door, same as I did the others. Eventually I put my spices in them and was quite happy that my project was not complete. A day or so later, I heard this noise inside the pantry and couldn't imagine what it was.... until I opened the door and almost all of the spice rack holders that I purchased from this maker had broken away from the door and clattered to the floor. While they looked similar, obviously the adhesive strips were not of the same quality. The ones from PCH/SmartHome are still holding strong.I have attached a photo of my revised pantry door spice rack. With this redo, I purchased a roll of gorilla mounting tape. Thoroughly cleaned and let door surface dry as well as cleaning the backs of the clips to remove any residue of previous adhesive. Then I separated the strips of 5 clips into individual clips. Applied the new gorilla adhesive to the strips, then pressed them onto the door. A couple hours later, I clipped my spice bottles into place. So far, so good. It has been 2 days since the reinstallation.

I had such hopes for this gadget. It would have cleared much-needed space in my cupboard. I first adhered the strips to the cabinet door with the original double-sided adhesive strips, but the next morning they were all down. I added Liquid Nails the next day. The following morning they were still up so I put my spice bottles on them. I heard noises, and when I opened the cabinet doors, the bottles were down again. I threw the strips into the garbage. What a waste!

These would have been a wonderful addition to my kitchen...if they had actually stuck to the cabinet door. I made sure the door was super clean before I started but the weight of the bottles was too much for the adhesive. I tried again with gorilla tape and failed again. I’m glad they cost so little, this way I didn’t loose a bunch of money! I couldn’t get the review to post without giving it one star...it deserved none!

Love the idea but can’t get them to stay on my cabinet. The sticky strip that comes with it is useless.

Terrible. Only holds extremely lightweight spice containers that are less than half full. No glass and can barely fit two next to one another.

Falls off door! When it arrived was so happy! Cleaned location where to be adhered, applied the sticky strip that came from manufacturer. Waited 24 hours before installing 4 small Tone's spice containers. Each container was less than 2 ounces. Opened the cabinet door the next day and everything fell to the counter! Tried it a second going through the same steps. Replaced the sticky strip after removing the prevous strip and removing any residual stickiness with mineral spirits and washing & rinsing the door with dis detergent and water. Same result! So angry twith this product. I do not advise anyone to waste their time and money with this lousy product. Am returning it for a full refund!

So disappointed. It made my cabinets organized and I was happy.. then within a couple days I heard noise in the cabinet. Next time I opened the cabinets my bottles had fallen off the doors and luckily not broken. One after another they came off so upset it was garbageUpdate. After buying new tape. Adhering it the cabinet again. Waiting a couple days to use them. Put I. The spices. And within days I have another broken bottle and they all fell done. CRAPPY

One thing we like about it does hold on to our spices tightly but not too tightly. We have these mounted in our RV and they have bounced 4-5000 miles and still work great! However the adhesive that it comes with is horrible. The adhesive is very sticky at first but it looses its stickiness after about a week and leaves a bad residue. So if you have command strips laying around that will be your best bet. We have ours attached to the hood above the stove so we used magnets. They also work great for holding cooking utensils with the hole in the handle of the utensils.