Has anyone used this in the refrigerator? I am looking for a rack to hold pop cans that doesn't require the move one to get to the next method.
480007
I didn't think of trying the can rack in my refrigerator but I can see no reason why it wouldn't work well to hold pop cans there. It is all chromed and heavily made and would probably work well.
480008
I personally would not use this for pop cans, way to bulky for a fridge. You can get other models that hold more with less space. Good luck
480009
There is a rack made for exactly that. You load new cans on top layer, they roll around and down. Each time you take a can from the lower level, the whole group rolls. It fits on the second shelf in our fridge. We're pleased with it.
480010
Due to the size of the rack, I would not think that using inside a refrigerator would be practical. However, if you have sufficient space, and the shelves will support the foorprint of the rack, there is probably no reason it would not work.
1340437
Not really. I use jar lifters to get my jars in and out of the water. The rack works pretty well, I just wish the rings the jars sit on were closer. I have had problems with half pints shifting and staying in place during canning.
1948340
Works better on a solid shelf. I just put heavy cardboard on the shelf and it works fine...Great product !!!
117318
I have decided to place a clean popsicle stick under the blue lid to keep some separation to make de-molding easier - - does that make sense - I lay the stick along the middle division then place the blue lid and then insert the sticks, it wiggles a little but is not an issue really . . and I agree that the removing of the pops are super easy and quick!
1215670
The cans need go be basically the same height as a soda can. If the can is slightly larger or mallee in circumference it would probably hold the cans just fine. I imagine that unless you have a lot of cans that are the same item that this rack might be impractical. If it is full there would be many cans that you could not see. It's great for holding cans that are identical!
1730435
Shelves are shaped to hold wine bottles. I use mine for bottled beer and soda. I removed the bottom shelve so I can stand beer bottles upright on the bottom, and lay soda cans sidewise on the shelves. Works, but would also like flat shelves, if they are available. Haven't looked much, but if anyone else has found them would like to know.
2202209
The 12oz bottles stand up nicely in the Inter Design tray. On refrigerators with wire shelves, these fridge bins work like a drawer. I store soda bottles either lying down or upright in the storage tray. ... I use the larger 20oz Coke though :) All the best ... Jeffrey A. (Jeff)
2141734
A filled refrigerator is probably heavier than anything I have moved with the pads. However, I have used them to move a large, full, solid oak china hutch across a wood floor, so you may have good results. As far as getting it onto the pads, I can only think to tip the fridge slightly and slide the pads under the raised corners, but that seems risky to me; you wouldn't want to end up with the fridge laying on its side, especially with someone underneath it!
1974881
I just took one out of the refrigerator and tried it. I fit 15 total but I would take the top ones off first when reaching for a soda or beer. I didn't try taking a bottom one out first because my husband is asleep and I was afraid they would all come rolling out onto the floor. They're nice, sturdy stackers.
2117397
I keep mine in the veggie/fruit drawers in the fridge and they work perfectly.......maybe the other reviewers are using it on the counter or in the open somewhere and it is not as effective?
590297
I have this fridge, but the version without a can holder. The door has two shelves, the bottom holds soda cans upright, the top hold them on their side. No specifically designed can holder like I saw on other models at the store. (bought mine at Fry's)
2108796
Mine does but I have old wire shelves in my apartment fridge. If they were solid shelves with a bit of a lip all around like most fridges have, I doubt it would move. It's nice and heavy duty, lays nice and things are easy to move on it, but like I said, it does too.
1190141
It takes up a bit of space. I would say that if you bought the "OXO Good Grips POP Square Storage Container 5-1/2 quart" it would fit in their perfectly. I bought that container for another use but the 12.5 lbs of popcorn would all fit in there.
617225
I put mine under counter and mounted tap to counter. Used a small can of the foam insulation to seal the hole on top of fridge...no problems. Technically, this is a free standing model but I did not want to pay the extra money for a true under counter model. I have decent ventilation space under counter and no problems so far
100374
Good Afternoon,Thank you for contacting Hold N Storage!!I truly apologize but this shelf unit is not designed to use with a hanging bar.Shall you have any further questions feel free to contact us!!!Have A Wonderful Day!!
1579434
That is an interesting thought. There is no "back" to the rack so they will fall through and the top rack will not hold your boxes. You might be better off buying an organization system that is meant to be vertical.
1348636
Absolutely. I have a bomber laying flat right now. Bombers lay in the groove of the racks perfectly. I would honestly recommend this fridge to anyone. I have been very happy with it. Way better than a regular bar fridge. This thing gets COLD!