Organized Living 24 Can Beverage Dispenser - White

This has been a great addition to my pantry. I don't drink a ton of soda, so I generally have a couple of kinds of soda flopping around in 12 pack cartons in various stages of entropy. Over time, these cartons become increasingly sad, not to mention ineffective. And just try stacking something on top of that sagging mess. No more! Now I can put my cans in this dispenser, see what I actually have, AND do away with the disintegrating, space-sucking cartons.This rack has the same issues that most can racks have. Cans will occasionally go sideways and jam up the work. But that was no surprise to me, and since I expect that, it's a non-issue for me. As others have noted, cans will sometimes fly out of it. The lip on the front of the chute is not super high, so it won't stop a bullet, and it will occasionally let a can escape. Also not an issue for me, since I don't expect it to have super powers. It's serviceable, seems sturdy and pretty well made, and gets the job done.This unit is, however, quite wide. It hangs off my shelf in front and back, by a little. You will want to measure to be sure it will fit where you want it to go. The "feet" on the unit are marginal, and the rails extend beyond the rest of the unit in both front and back, so it may come into contact with your wall, etc, in the back. I failed to notice that on the back of the unit when I ordered. Fortunately, I had enough wiggle room with my shelving unit that I was still able to make it work. But it does extend out past the edge of my shelving unit. You may want to consider where you are placing it and if there is going to be some overhang, whether that will be in your way, a trip hazard, etc.

Designed for soda cans. Did not test the product with soda cans.Tried to use it with soup and other standard canned goods (beans, tomatoes, etc.).Product is not designed for food cans. The 'loop-back' in the back where the can drops and then rolls forward is too narrow and shallow for soup cans. The cans will either get stuck or fall off the back.The clearing in the bottom rack in too narrow for a soup can, will probably work with a soda can.I had to manually force the 'look-back' to widen it.Then I had to use a very heavy screwdriver to raise the slides to make room for a soup cam on the lower level.Once I did those 2 things, I found that when you roll a soup can down the upper shelf, it will bounce off the end and fall off the rack. You have to put something against the back end of set the rack against a wall too force a can to drop into the lower rack from the upper rack.The rack is well made and will probably work well with soda cans but I would not recommend this for soup or food cans.

I have been using a plastic dispenser for years. It only held 10 cans but that was never a concern for me. Like this one, you put the warm ones in at the top and cold ones come out the bottom. I'm not sure why others complain about 10 vs 12.This is definitely sturdy, but taller, wider and longer. On the top feed, the metal end is turned up, which means you need ever more height to get a can in. I put it in my vise and straightened it out. Since it is a gravity feed, I wasn't worried about them coming out. Because it is so deep though, because of holding 12 cans instead of 10, it no longer fit on the shelf I had it on. The cans were hitting the back of the fridge when they made the turn, so I had to move it to another shelf anyway.The reason I replaced my plastic one was because the stop tab at the bottom broke, and the cans had to be loaded gently, or they would fly the bottom when I fed them in. That is not the case with this, the metal stop at the bottom stops the cans, and isn't going anywhere.As with all I have seen, you can get your can twisted when you load it, and it might fall through. Not the end of the world. Most of the time it load just fine.I would recommend it to a friend, but let them know that it is long enough it will take up the entire shelf.

I drink a lot of soda and I was looking for something to put in my refrigerator that would hold more than an12 pack. I'm glad that I purchased this one. I have a Samsung French door refrigerator that has adjustable shelves. I measured the width, depth and height of the shelves before I made this purchase and I thought it would have been a tight squeeze, but once I got it under the front lip of the shelf, it was a perfect fit. I like the white look because it blends in well with my refrigerator and makes it look like it is actually a part of the refrigerator. If I didn't have the top of the holder almost flush against the top shelf of the fridge, it would be a good place for more storage; soda or otherwise. I use one side for the sodas with the caffeine and the other side for the sodas without. I do not have a problem with cans getting stuck unless for some reason I have it shoved up against the back or sides of the fridge or some other food container has lodged its way into the cans. My only concern with this product is that it does not seat evenly on the shelf, it wobbles when it is empty. This might be part of the design, though and serve a function. If it doesn't serve a purpose, it doesn't affect the functionality in any way that I can see. All in all, I am glad that I found and purchased this. I will be using it for as long as I drink soda!

Fits well in the fridge, sturdy, currently using it for mini pop cans, good buy! I have a 2nd one on the way.

Perfect for people who love pop or cold cans. Works well but occasionally the cans flip and jam, more so when loading

Heavy duty and it rolls the cans out smoothly. I purchased a less expensive one and ended up ordering this one after being disappointed by the one that cost less. Don’t spend your money twice like I did. This one costs a little more but it’s a very good product.

Works perfect in our fridge. Tempted to buy a couple more for in the cupboard.

Works great in my shop!!