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Garrison Street Design Studio says
This is a genius idea! Water bottle storage is a real problem for us too, but this is so easy 🙂
Emmily says
Omg this is awesome! We have 5 boys and the water bottle situation is out of control. Thanks for the tip!
Nana says
Simply brilliant! Going to pass this on to my kiddos…Thanks so much for sharing!!
Cat says
I only have two, not a lot of organisation needed! LOL
Tsveti says
Amazing organization, dear!
Ree says
I was almost at my wits end. THANK YOU SO MUCH!
Dawn Sharrocks says
Genius idea! I almost wish I had water bottles so I could use this idea. Will definitely pass it on.
Anonymous says
I think they will work for canned foods, I can put small labels on the front to tell me what they are. we only have 2 tins of each variety so a normal can holder is not suitable
de says
Those racks are $22.99 EACH! Ten times! I think i can recycle some boxes to do the same job.
Angela, Blue i Style says
No, they aren't. That's the price for a set of 2, and as I said in the post, I bought mine in discounted 4-packs (which made them just $10 each). Now, I understand that still may be more than you'd want to spend, but for me, I often find that an investment in something durable that will last forever ends up being better in the long run than a cheaper alternative with a shorter life span that will require me to do the work over and over again.
mary says
This is genius, we have a lot of water bottles and coffee cups too. My problem is I like to wash and air dry the mouthpiece/straw part, so the tops are always hanging out in the rack waiting to dry. This makes my heart sing to see how tidy this is.
Cheryl Burba says
That's $90 there in those racks. I agree, there are much less expensive options!
Angela, Blue i Style says
It’s all a matter of perspective. I prefer cheaper alternatives for some things, and for others I’m willing to spend more for something durable enough to last a really long time. I use these every single day and most alternatives would need to be replaced frequently, so for me, $90 to solve one of biggest daily headaches was a good long term investment.
Unknown says
This is great. I tried the shoes bag inside the pantry but it didn't work so great. We had to make sure the tall bottles were not in the way or the door wouldn't close.
ThatOrganicMom says
Just curious, why do you have so many water bottles? Is one per person not enough? Love the idea – and I also admire organization for a little dopamine rush! Thanks for sharing the tip!
blueistyle says
No, for our family one per person is not enough. The kids each take a water bottle to school each day for their classroom and another in the their lunch box (the classroom ones have to stay in the classroom). Sometimes they forget them at school and need a new one for the next day. Plus they also need water bottles for sports, etc. Plus they also use water bottles when playing in the basement so that they don’t spill (and we keep those water bottles in the basement bar fridge for a few days at a time between washing them). So we easily go through LOTS of water bottles with the kids alone. My husband is also a professional singer and actor – when he’s going to rehearsal or performing in a show, he takes multiple water bottles with him to keep on backstage on either side of the stage (he needs to be able to grab them quickly each time he goes offstage and doesn’t have time to refill mid-show).
Unknown says
Love this idea! I was struggling with organizing our water bottles, and keeping each one in view. Thank you for sharing this, really makes such a difference!
Marisa Kentos says
Where did you buy those? BB&B only has a single bottle rack that can be stacked
blueistyle says
I bought mine here: https://amzn.to/3gI2Upg