SWOMMOLY Spice Rack Organizer with 72 Empty Square Spice Jars, 340 Spice Labels with Chalk Marker and Funnel Complete Set,for Countertop,Cabinet or Wall Mount, Black

We have had wire shelves on the side of our cabinets for years they have worked great. Inevitably though there have been spices we have bought in their original containers that do not fit, and some of the less used spices have lost their potency. By changing to this, because the bottles tilt outward and are a standard size, we were able to put more spice bottles in less than half the space. It is also WAY easier to find the spice we are looking for.Pros:-Great space saver and organizer-Well sealing bottles-A good variety of labels-Good looking spice bottles-Well built shelves-Easy to mount (don't use the garbage anchors that come with it, get some of the screw in togglers)-More spice bottles (84) than we have spices to fill them (71) giving us room to grow.Cons:-Some of the metal lids were defective, and replacements are not easy to find (and almost the cost of new bottles)-The screen on these bottles makes it so some of the spice can escape. So if you turn one of the powdery spices upside down with the lid on, then take the lid off, you will have a mess.-The "Whiteboard" marker that comes with these is trash. It smears and comes off easily even days later.

Highly worth it. Now everything is in ONE CLEAN AND ORGANIZED SPOT. I can QUICKLY IDENTIFY spices at a glass because all labels are visible. I will NEVEN OUTGROW and need to replace the way I store spices again. Plus putting this on my counter RETURNED A LARGE CABINET SPACE. It also helped me take some things out of the pantry too because there are labels for baking soda, baking powder, beef stock, sesame seeds, sugar, brown sugar, powdered sugar, various teas. Most counter tops are 24-25-1/2" deep; the rack takes 5" leaving plenty of room IN FRONT of the rack. So, I didn't actually loose USABLE counter space. It can also be wall/cabinet mounted (heavy so secure to a stud) or placed inside the cabinet/pantry. My rack was level. Nothing was broken or missing. I haven't used it enough to comment about if all the lids fit properly. Before placing the label, have the cap on the bottle and the lid on tight so all your labels stay horizontal and straight. I wish I would have done this long ago.

Fits just under my upper Kitchen cabinets with room to spare above it. I also found I can buy the Brookshires brand seasonings in the glass jars and they are the same size as the jars that come with this set. It comes with a white marker to mark the seasonings you don't have a labeled sticker for, however I would not recommend using it because the white marker does rub off on its own over time. Comes with many labels, but I recently learned that I can find more labels on Amazon that fit the lids. The rack is sturdy enough that it does not wobble at all. I am happy with this purchase as it has proven itself as useful. It is nice being able to find spices easily now that they are stored alphabetically.

It arrived on time and none of the jars were broken. Set up was easy. Definitely makes my kitchen look neater and it's convenient to find the spices I need quickly.

The rack frame is solid and the 72 jars fit into it nicely. The overall size fits the spot under our cabinet as if it was made for it. It is not perfectly flat (~1/32 off) on our granite counter but I can fix that with a little felt on the bottom. Otherwise it is a very nice spice rack. Everything was very well packaged, padded and protected. The jars and lids all arrived in undamaged condition and seem like the perfect size, matching the volume of jars at the store. We went with the largest option because we have more spices than the next rack size down would accommodate. The preprinted labels and and blanks are a nice touch. We highly recommend this unit.

I had to buy this three times. I got a 36-jar set last year and quickly grew out of that, so I finally decided to get the mother of all spice racks, the 72-jar. The first two racks I bought were very wobbly, even when I put the jars on them. The third one was finally stable. I love the jars and simple labels. However, I was surprised that a few spices were missing that I would consider pretty usual. There are no labels for fry salt (I used the seasoned salt one for that), tajin, or blackening seasoning. So I have two jars with dumb handwritten labels. Otherwise, this is a fabulous rack, and I have a ton of jars left over for expansion. I even put sugar, powdered sugar, cinnamon sugar, and cake sprinkles in them.

I love this spice rack lots of spice stickers to put on jars and all spices on one rack within reach only use a little over half the jars but more room to expand 😃😃😃😃

At last, a spice rack that holds everything in one place. It helped to clear a section of countertop space that was desperately needed. Jars are a great size, content labels are pre-printed, it’s awesome. It’s quite heavy and certainly sturdy.