Anpro 2 Pack Soda Can Organizer for Refrigerator, 2-layer Stackable Beverage Dispenser with Lid, Automatic Rolling Beer Soda Can Holder for Fridge, Pantry, Includes 200 Straws and 4 Slot Strip

I bought this with hopes of turning my cats can of food on their sides and having them roll down, thinking it would look neater than the cardboard trays they're in.It doesn't work for those, because the cans are too wide.That being said, the product does appear to be sturdy. You can easily collapse the item if it's not in use for storage, but its still very sturdy. I think it would work well for its intended purpose, so it still gets 4 stars.

It is easy to set-up. I love that it has a cover to I can put small items on top. I just opened a water package to sot on top to maximize storage. It holds 9 soda size cans. I did try a Truly can, those are too long.

I like that you can stack them, they are sturdy and easy to clean.

It makes room in the refrigerator and is fun to pull out a can and have another pop in place. Easy to refill with cans.

It was simple to put together and easy to use. Would prefer it be a little more sturdy, tho

I didn’t like that it is significantly wider than a normal sized pop can—this means wasted space if you are using it to store normal sized pop cans. I also don’t like that the cover leaves so much space between the top of the van inside and the top of the cover, because this only means, again, more wasted space. Use of the cover seems optional, so you don’t have to use it, though, so I feel it would be a little unfair to take stars off for that.I initially thought the width is ideal for 12 oz size Gatorade bottles (which fit, but sort of catch on the top of the shelf above where I store drinks, when stored vertically). However, it doesn’t actually work for those, either, as those bottles get “stuck”. (I believe because those bottles are smaller at the top, so the weight is less balanced, so they “catch” on the sides of this as they roll forward, and become “stuck”.The other thing to consider (that I didn’t), is that this wouldn’t be ideal to store any drink that comes in a range of flavors and you want easy access to all flavors, as it really only allows easy access to 1 can or bottle at a time.I so wanted to love this, but it doesn’t work well, for our needs and I wish I had been aware of the preceding. In my opinion, it’s just slightly too wide, and reducing the width just slightly would eliminate the waste of space AND bottle catching issues.All of that said, I realize my needs/wishes are quite specific. It does, technically, work and seems decent quality materials. I can see it being useful for folks who might find it difficult to reach the back of the fridge, as this rolls the cans forward, thus, making them easier to reach. I would recommend it, in general, but not really if your needs/preferences are like mine. I did take a star off, because I don’t really think it saves any space, since storing the cans horizontally, but with wasted space at the sides, takes about the same amount of space as storing 2 rows of cans side-by-side.

We just purchased a new fridge. It has 25% more room, so we've had fun filling the space with practical storage for the family. Waterloo cans fill our fridge constantly, so having this can organizer is perfect for us.After unpacking it, I immediately noticed it didn't have any directions. I figured it out quickly, but I always think it's a good idea to have some suggestions - I don't think my elderly grandma would figure it out, for example, or she'd be too frustrated to finish.The plastic is on the cheaper side. There were several "scratches" on mine before I even placed the cans inside, but thankfully, with it being transparent, it's hard to spot the scratches with the naked eye. It'll be in the fridge the entire time, so it's not a big deal, but it does show that plastic isn't the most durable.I've had egg containers with the same plastic, and I can tell you firsthand, whatever you do, don't put it in the dishwasher. The plastic will warp. Though most of these will inform you they need to be dishwasher safe, I can tell you if you're not one to read the warnings.I wish it'd be a bit cheaper than the $23. With the plastic and bare bones, I think it shouldn't be more than $14 for what you get. The value should be a bit better for a 5 STAR product. However, it does the job, which is most important in the end.

This soda organizer is good, and it is as described and pictured. The plastic seems sturdy. Although I’m sure if accidentally dropped, it would break. I like that it comes with a flat top so that items can be placed on top of it for more storage. It's easy to take apart and clean.The con is that the top cans don't slide down easily which means I need to readjust them, and when I do, the piece that connects the lid slides out of place. Not a big deal, but worth mentioning.