Put on the side of the refrigerator. Holds several straws

Put on the side of the refrigerator. Holds several straws

This is a genius fix for organizing all our reusable straws and straw cleaning brushes that are constantly falling or getting lost in the far backs of our cabinets. It drives me crazy. It’s very simple to install on the inside of the cabinet door, and it comes with strong adhesive strips. It even fits the fat boba-style straws.An installation tip: If you have bent straws (ours are glass), make sure you use those to set the difference between the two levels of plastic. Mine worked out fine, but I realize after I stuck both of them down that if they’d been even a tiny bit farther apart, the end of the bent style straws wouldn’t have reached the base level and wouldn’t be secured.Overall, it does work really well, but two things bother me about all these types of holders: 1) while all our straws fit fine into the holder, I do wish it was a little longer to fit a few more just in case as well as the cleaning brushes. I looked at a lot of these before choosing this one and they all seem to be about the same size. But something longer would easily fit on the cabinet door and be an even better use of that space. It struck me as odd as to why that isn’t done.Secondly, with all the searching I did, for the life of me, I can’t figure out why the prices vary so much. I understand the wood ones being more expensive, but all the others are just two pieces of formed plastic to hold very light things. This is one of the cheapest versions and I don’t know why you’d pay any more for it.

This is a genius fix for organizing all our reusable straws and straw cleaning brushes that are constantly falling or getting lost in the far backs of our cabinets. It drives me crazy. It’s very simple to install on the inside of the cabinet door, and it comes with strong adhesive strips. It even fits the fat boba-style straws.An installation tip: If you have bent straws (ours are glass), make sure you use those to set the difference between the two levels of plastic. Mine worked out fine, but I realize after I stuck both of them down that if they’d been even a tiny bit farther apart, the end of the bent style straws wouldn’t have reached the base level and wouldn’t be secured.Overall, it does work really well, but two things bother me about all these types of holders: 1) while all our straws fit fine into the holder, I do wish it was a little longer to fit a few more just in case as well as the cleaning brushes. I looked at a lot of these before choosing this one and they all seem to be about the same size. But something longer would easily fit on the cabinet door and be an even better use of that space. It struck me as odd as to why that isn’t done.Secondly, with all the searching I did, for the life of me, I can’t figure out why the prices vary so much. I understand the wood ones being more expensive, but all the others are just two pieces of formed plastic to hold very light things. This is one of the cheapest versions and I don’t know why you’d pay any more for it.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Wanted the jar holding my straws off the counter.  This fit in the cabinet door with sticky tape.  No tools required.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Wanted the jar holding my straws off the counter.  This fit in the cabinet door with sticky tape.  No tools required.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I am so happy I found this kitchen gadget. I have a place to put all my straws.  They all fit in one place and there is no more straws all over in my drawers 

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I am so happy I found this kitchen gadget. I have a place to put all my straws.  They all fit in one place and there is no more straws all over in my drawers 

So we have the larger, Stanley esque type straws, and some of the stainless steel ones. It does not fit as many as the picture claims, but honestly it’s nice to have them out of the drawer. I will say opening and closing the cabinet door is a bit louder now because they jingle and jangle. That could be my fault for how low I placed the top row But still recommend

So we have the larger, Stanley esque type straws, and some of the stainless steel ones. It does not fit as many as the picture claims, but honestly it’s nice to have them out of the drawer. I will say opening and closing the cabinet door is a bit louder now because they jingle and jangle. That could be my fault for how low I placed the top row But still recommend

I didn’t realize how much I needed a straw organizer until I got this one—and now I can’t imagine going back to rummaging through a messy drawer or random container. It’s a small item that makes a big difference in keeping my kitchen more organized.Why I love it:✔️ Perfect Cabinet Fit: It fits neatly in my cabinet without taking up too much space. The design is compact but holds a surprising amount of straws—plastic, reusable, and even smoothie-sized ones.✔️ Easy Access: I can just open the cabinet and grab what I need without knocking things over or digging around. The open-top design makes it super convenient.✔️ Clean & Minimal Look: It’s simple, modern, and blends in nicely with my other organizers. Nothing bulky or clunky—just clean and functional.✔️ Great for Reusable Straws: I use a lot of silicone and metal straws, and this keeps them upright and easy to find. No more loose straws rolling around everywhere.If you like keeping things neat in your kitchen or coffee bar area, this straw organizer is totally worth it. It’s one of those little upgrades that just makes daily life smoother.

I know a lot of people have said they fall down and mine has only been up for 2 days, so the jury is out, but it feels solid. I really like it. I have a straw drawer w my tumblers but wanted to separate the small straws I use in cans and cups. Works great, fits a ton, and I know one of the things I was worried about was it impeding the door shutting if the cabinet was full and it does not! Highly recommended!

I didn’t realize how much I needed a straw organizer until I got this one—and now I can’t imagine going back to rummaging through a messy drawer or random container. It’s a small item that makes a big difference in keeping my kitchen more organized.Why I love it:✔️ Perfect Cabinet Fit: It fits neatly in my cabinet without taking up too much space. The design is compact but holds a surprising amount of straws—plastic, reusable, and even smoothie-sized ones.✔️ Easy Access: I can just open the cabinet and grab what I need without knocking things over or digging around. The open-top design makes it super convenient.✔️ Clean & Minimal Look: It’s simple, modern, and blends in nicely with my other organizers. Nothing bulky or clunky—just clean and functional.✔️ Great for Reusable Straws: I use a lot of silicone and metal straws, and this keeps them upright and easy to find. No more loose straws rolling around everywhere.If you like keeping things neat in your kitchen or coffee bar area, this straw organizer is totally worth it. It’s one of those little upgrades that just makes daily life smoother.

I know a lot of people have said they fall down and mine has only been up for 2 days, so the jury is out, but it feels solid. I really like it. I have a straw drawer w my tumblers but wanted to separate the small straws I use in cans and cups. Works great, fits a ton, and I know one of the things I was worried about was it impeding the door shutting if the cabinet was full and it does not! Highly recommended!

Had to replace the first set because the pieces kept unsticking from the cabinet drawer and now the new set keeps falling off. I’ve cleaned the whole cabinet door with rubbing alcohol and let it air dry before sticking it and then waited 24 hours before holding any straws.Great in theory, lousy in practice.I’m trying to hold 3 40oz Stanley straws, 6 20oz Stanley straws, and 3 silicone straws.Since I like the concept, I’m going to try some command hook tape to secure the two pieces.

Had to replace the first set because the pieces kept unsticking from the cabinet drawer and now the new set keeps falling off. I’ve cleaned the whole cabinet door with rubbing alcohol and let it air dry before sticking it and then waited 24 hours before holding any straws.Great in theory, lousy in practice.I’m trying to hold 3 40oz Stanley straws, 6 20oz Stanley straws, and 3 silicone straws.Since I like the concept, I’m going to try some command hook tape to secure the two pieces.