SIMPLEHUMAN KT1013, Hazardous when not..
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Hazardous when not assembled properly
I used to have literally hundreds of plastic grocery bags in my kitchen, stuffed into an even bigger grocery bag. (I use about a bag a day to collect and dispose of the waste in my cats’ litter box.) I have been upgrading my kitchen and apartment, and decided I needed a more streamlined, attractive way to deal with the bags.
I was optimistic about this device, but it’s not a perfect solution. I didn’t count the bags I put in, but it does seem to hold a lot. However, I haven’t yet determined the best way to insert the bags so that when I pull one out of the dispenser, I don’t end up with several at a time. Also, taking out a bag is not always simple — sometimes a bag comes out easily, other times I really have to wrestle with it.
In addition, my bag holder arrived partially disassembled. There are three main parts to the holder — the black plastic bottom, the black plastic top piece, and the rounded stainless steel sides. One of the tabs that ensured that the black top was securely installed was not popped in — consequently, the steel sides were not held in place by the top, so sharp edges were exposed. And they are sharp!
Fortunately, I was able to unscrew the black top, reinstall it so all the tabs were in place, and squeeze the metal sides back into place so the edges were covered. However, remedying this was a rather unpleasant experience, although I am pleased that it was remedy-able at all!
Overall, a good solution, but not a great one.
Update (2/6/2012): This item is currently on sale here for the lowest price I’ve seen.
The featured review for this product, SIMPLEHUMAN KT1013 Upright Grocery Bag Holder Kitchen, was written by Wendy R..
The average rating for this item is out of 5 stars, according to 3 reviews.
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Tags: bag holder, grocery bag, grocery sack, grocery sack holder, kitchen, kitchen essentials, kitchen gadgets, kitchen storage, not so intuitive upright grocery bag holder, plastic bag, plastic bag holder, plastic sack, recycle, simplehuman, trash can
Posted on: May 7, 2010
Filed under: Reviews



Reviews (3)
Teknobenji
April 11th, 2010 at 9:26 pm
Great bag holder
It’s about the size of a box of cereal and hold a lot of plastic grocery sacks, is as well built as all the other Simple Human products we have purchased, study plastic and stainless steel construction - it looks nice while doing its job, highly recommend!
sksw
April 19th, 2010 at 11:13 pm
So much neater
I bought this off Amazon and have been very pleased. Unlike the last reviewer mine came assembled and there have been no problems. We have a dog and go through about 2-3 bags a day and can also collect quite a few from shopping and friends, the thing does hold a lot, also not quite sure of how many, but have stuffed it full–maybe 40+. But since we use it for our dog being too full or at capacity is never a problem for long.
I haven’t had much of a problem removing bags, if you put them in the round hole and remove from the larger opening it is pretty easy, only difficult when you start to run low and have to reach in to pull one out. I usually only get one at a time unless it is super full. The size is perfect for our corner table by the door and takes up so much less space than all our bags stuffed into one larger bag. I think it is well worth the money if you have a pet where plastic bags play a big part of clean-up and contribute to daily clutter.
Wendy R.
April 29th, 2010 at 9:20 am
Hazardous when not assembled properly
Rated 3 stars.
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