Has anyone used this to consolidate kitchen wrap/sandwich bag and tinfoil boxes on a shelf? Or does anyone have a good solution for this? Thank you!
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You're looking for a kitchen wrap organizer (http://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=kitchen+wrap+organizer). You could use this item for that purpose; it's probably sturdier than you need, but it'll look pretty.
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The openings would be a bit skinny for that purpose, altho it might work. It's super heavy for cutting boards or cookie sheets, or lids. Surely Amazon has a better choice for you as you might be disappointed with this one for wraps.
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You're looking for a kitchen wrap organizer (http://smile.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=kitchen+wrap+organizer). You could use this item for that purpose; it's probably sturdier than you need, but it'll look pretty.
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Check under the middle part which has other storage ideas, info under there. It will be much easier for you see. It can only go on solid shelf, using light weight things, I.e.kitchen towels, storage plastic wrap, foil etc. if u need extra space, it works.
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I have the roll of chalkboard paper, and after I used it on my wood island, I wiped it off and put it on a tall cupboard . It's been there for weeks, and the adhesive is not showing any sign of lifting at all. To make it flat I use a rubber scraper from Pampered Chef - just happen to have that in a drawer and it was perfect for the job. Something to push out the air bubbles would be great. A fridge is actually perfect if it's just simple and flat-surfaced. I use regular chalk and it works great. Perfect idea!
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I used mine for dishes..not enough room to put cans up rt but I just bought a new home and organized everything and there are better shelve organizers for cans look at similar products , u will find everthing u can imagine !
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I have never tried this, but I have had great success in lining drawers and shelves. Many years ago, I had pouches and wraps for storage, so this sounds feasible. I would try lining one bag with a piece the size of the bag and store for several months. As far as I am aware, there would be no reaction between zip lock bags and silvercloth and no harm to jewelry.
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You can definitely use the ziplock-and-squeeze approach. And you'll need to do that if there's a lot of liquid in the bag. I just think that vacuum sealers are cool.
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I think they should work well for that purpose. I used mine for my closet and liked that they fastened well on my shelves and are sturdy enough to support handbags and divide my stacked sweaters in my closet. They will also be sturdy enough to support your cookbooks. Just make sure you buy the appropriate size for your shelves. I bought a second set and didn't realize I was buying the larger size and had to use in a bigger space then intended because they were too tall for the intended space.
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The item is rather large. I have seen it used for thin wrapping paper. I think for shrink wrap, the item would have to be bolted down. We bolted ours to the underside of the work bench.
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I don't know if that would work or not. May depend what you have in the top one. I returned the two I ordered. They were really flimsy and didn't close...supposed to be airtight. Need that for dog food. Might work for recycling items. I would find them sold locally if you can and check out before ordering. They are sold in large pet stores and farm stores. Unfortunately, I didn't know that until after I had ordered them. Good luck.
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Great thought. I tested this myself with the racks I just purchased. It does work for that purpose, however, best for only small to medium size gift bags (up to manila size envelope).
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Look guys this is pretty simple stuff! The typical bread box idea is to get the loaves off the countertop and hide the bread in a container that looks like the rest of your kitchen. Some are better than others. If you want store bread in a bread box well, you`re not going to find an air tight one because that`s not what they`re made for. Depending on the bread it doesn't need to be air tight. Otherwise, what do you do if you don`t have one? That's right, you just keep the wrapper tightly closed until you need bread!!
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I don't think this is designed to hold things like sheet pans. The sides are wide open and the pans would justfall to one side. The shelf is perfect for the things shown in the illustration.
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Mr. Zeigler, I use these small pint-size jars for a great many things in my kitchen cabinets (spices and and in my refrigerator to store small amounts of left overs. I have not stacked these at all because I am fearful the top jar would topple.
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This is better for canned goods/cleaning supplies because you can adjust the shelves (shorter space for cans, taller for cleaners). I have 2, one on each side of interior pantry door, and they hold a lot. It is metal, so it is very sturdy (more than a vinyl shoe holder, which I also have/use in a dif. room for craft supplies). The only downside I've found is slim plastic lids I put on bottom shelf parallel to door occasionally slide out btwn the narrow space btwn shelf & door. Shelves are plenty wide, but designed not to be extremely deep so the door can close in a pantry. I really love mine. This is better for canned goods/cleaning supplies because you can adjust the shelves (shorter space for cans, taller for cleaners). I have 2, one on each side of interior pantry door, and they hold a lot. It is metal, so it is very sturdy (more than a vinyl shoe holder, which I also have/use in a dif. room for craft supplies). The only downside I've found is slim plastic lids I put on bottom shelf parallel to door occasionally slide out btwn the narrow space btwn shelf & door. Shelves are plenty wide, but designed not to be extremely deep so the door can close in a pantry. I really love mine.
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Kitchen trash bags should do it. I don't have the outer wrap any longer. I hope this helps. We get it at Cost Co. You might measure the box and ask them at the store which one would work best.
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I no longer have these, but as I recall, there is one way to stack them for nesting and another for shelves. I recall that the shelving arrangement snapped in place. I also used them in a small camper closet and they worked perfectly.
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My wife has only used this Vacuum Sealer with Ziploc bags and numerous Mylar bags (chips, etc.). Wish I could be of more assistance.