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I bought this item to organize my foil & other types of wraps and in less than 2 years it fell apart. Very disappointed considering the cost of it. Will never buy again, nor will I recommend it to anyone
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As described and works pretty well. Sometimes has issues and have to move the product around to get the cutter in the correct position. Only complaint is does not fit all the parchment and different paper widths.
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Love the product, but didn't realize it only opened on one side. I had planned on placing it in a tight corner until I realized I wouldn't be able to insert contents without taking back off the wall. I relocated, and so far so good. It looks great and has helped reduce my cupboard clutter.
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