HELIA Bamboo Kitchen Wrap Organizer | Wall Mounting Solid Bamboo Foil and Plastic Wrap Dispenser with Sliding Cutters | Aluminum Foil and Plastic Wrap Dispenser with Cutter

I decided to try to be better organized. What a great organizer. It’s well made, easy to load and use, looks great and no more tore up boxes with those super sharp metal cutters. One note the little green handles to cut the sheets are a little flimsy but get the job done. I like that it comes with stickers. Impressive.

This is so nice to keep all my kitchen rolls accessible. Cuts great also. I just wish they had a label for parchment paper.

1). The company should have provided a hanging template. There is no way you are going to hold the product level and snake a pencil into the slots to mark where to drill… and the holes in the keyhole slot are so small you want the drill locations to be spot-on (especially if you are going to be removing the organizer to reload rolls of foil and plastic). Do yourself a favor, and outline the organizer, use pressure to locate the keyholes, and make yourself a template you can level and tape to the surface you are hanging it on (in my case the side of the cabinet).2). They also need to make the holes of the keyholes larger. This is important if your template sucks. Mine was spot on, but I could tell it was going to be hard to get on and off to reload rolls… and I’m using this because my kitchen is tiny. There isn’t twelve inches of space for me to reload rolls, even hanging it on my cabinet. I need to take it on and off. With rolls inside. I drilled out the holes bigger (not the slots) but it was sloppy, and I’m still not looking forward to roll replacement time. Simply making bigger holes (with same size slots) would be a great improvement.

Make sure you measure the depth of your drawer - it fits in my drawer but too high and drawer wouldn't close.

this product is very functional. It comes packed super well and the organizer is meticulously created. finally everything organized and in one place. the most! Just love it!!!!

Love the bamboo. They fit standard size only but the quality is perfect.

The good:1. Construction is solid. There's no feeling that the box is going to fall apart.2. It fits nicely in a drawer (I don't have anywhere to hang it).3. Ever used Glad's Press & Seal? It's great, but good luck to you if you want to actually remove a bit of it from the roll. If you don't have the courage of your convictions and half-heartedly attempt to tear off enough to cover your dish of leftovers, you're getting a streamer that looks like a Grizzly attempted to help with clean-up. This is essentially why I bought this thing - to have a way to cut this stuff that doesn't raise my blood pressure and cause me to say those words that my 5-year-old loves to repeat around Grammy.The Could-Be-Better:1. Upon opening the box, two of the three plastic strips came out of the groove in which they were supposed to be stuck with a strip of sticky tape. The groove is perhaps a millimeter or two too narrow for these little plastic strips, so you have to really force them in there - perhaps Quality Control had left early for the day, ready to head to the pub before the mother-in-law comes for dinner, and didn't catch this particular unit.2. The little slidey bit that actually houses the tiny blade that cuts the material you want cut (foil, plastic wrap, etc.) does not offer to come loose, but it's awfully wobbly in how it is connected to the plastic strip, as if it's a size too big for the plastic strip or something. It works, but the way in which it works does not inspire great confidence in the user.Conclusion: I'm reviewing this as a free offer. If I had had to pay for it, would I be keeping it? Maybe. IT would likely depend on my level of frustration with the Press & Seal at the moment. I would likely have spent more time considering others. It's a hard call, as one would be tempted to go cheaper - but that is, perhaps, the problem. The whole "get what you pay for" thing. Is this gift quality? Because of the issue with the plastic strips, no. If that had not happened, maybe. But not for someone you were trying to impress.

Mine is starting to split and the cutter is so wonky now I can’t even use it. It tears everything to shreds