No more spilled food all over the counter! Every kitchen should have this practical rack that makes food storage easier. It keeps plastic bags upright and open so they're easy to fill, leaving you with both hands to work. Great for sauce, soup, cereal, berries, leftoversÂ-anything you can store in a plastic bag! Telescopes to 10" to accommodate sandwich, quart and gallon bags. Even use as a bag dryer. Stores flat: Features: Baggy rack holds food storage bags open while you pour - it's like having an extra set of hands. Adjustable - holds most sizes of storage bags even piping bags. Constructed of polypropylene plastic. Round shaped base. Non-slip TPR on edge of base. Two adjustable arms with clips on top for securing bag. Adjustable arms collapse for storage. Measures approx 3-5/8"Dia X 7-1/4"H up to 10"H. Top rack dishwasher safe. Directions for use printed on backer card. Net weight 5 oz. Made in China.
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Product Details
Product Length:
8.75 inches
Product Width:
3.5 inches
Product Height:
1.25 inches
Product Weight:
0.33 pounds
Package Length:
10.9 inches
Package Width:
6.4 inches
Package Height:
0.4 inches
Package Weight:
0.1 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 35 reviews
Features
Green colored holding rack for plastic bags
Keeps bags held open for filling
Adjustable arms to fit different sized bags
Folds flat for storage
Top rack dishwasher safe
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 35 customer reviews )
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23 of 23 found the following review helpful:
Simple, yet functional May 12, 2011
By C. G. King For the modest price, I didn't expect an elaborate, sturdy device, just something to hold open a bag for filling. Here's what I've found in my testing. My first use was a light sandwich bag. It was not quite deep enough to rest fully on the base and the very thin plastic didn't seem secure in the holders, but for the not-too-heavy slivered nuts I was putting in, it held. Mission accomplished. Second, I used a quart sized freezer bag for some leftover spaghetti sauce. This was a little scary because I didn't want it to spill, but with the ridged top of that sealable bag, the bag was in the holders very securely and worked perfectly as the heavy sauce was poured in.
I also tried it with gallon bags and again with the sealable ridges across the top, the device held the bag strongly and worked perfectly. It was a bit difficult to extend the arms, which gave me confidence that they would stay extended, but I suspect if the arms are extended and pushed back a number of times, they may become stripped as the adjustment ridges aren't deep. I have no idea how long I can adjust the holder up and down before it gives out, but then I may just buy another and leave it in the extended position.
I like that I can fold it flat and slip it in my lid drawer where it takes up little room. I'm very satisfied with my purchase. I'd been wishing for just such a gadget and this meets my needs at little cost. It will really come into its own when I'm freezing produce from the garden. Last year I had corn all over the place from scooping it into a bag I was trying to hold open with one hand. This will be so much better. I'll be using it with the bags made for my vacuum sealer. They have no ridges at the top but are a heavy quality and I have no doubt they'll work fine making this chore go faster--and it will be considerably neater than last year.
12 of 12 found the following review helpful:
Simple, Clever, Works - why didn't I think of it Dec 25, 2010
By Gearhead
"Gearhead"
What a great little product. I always make a huge pot of potato soup, green chili, chili, whatever and the hassle has always been bagging up the excess for use later. The bags always collapsed, I made messes and got "The Look" from "She Who Must Be Obeyed". I never had enough hands. This solves it all!! WELL worth the money!! Saves a lot of clean up - especially if you're like me...the classic klutz.
11 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Nifty! Solved a problem Mar 13, 2011
By Ali Julia When I cook I always have a baggy where I toss bits and pieces that will go into garbage. I don't have a garbage disposal so I need a place to store ends of vegetables, chicken fat, etc. When you cook and your hands are covered with food stuff it messy to keep opening a little trash bag I have on the counter. Now with the baggy holder it is there open and ready for new bits and pieces! I love it!
The holder has adjustable arms so you can hold a short baggy or a tall baggy. I use it with grocery vegetable bags on the high setting. The base is rubber to get a good traction on the counter (but it is not a suction cup). I have not had a problem with it falling over.
This holder can also be used for drying baggies if you want to wash a baggy and recycle.
For storage, this gadget folds flat. But I use it all the time, so it just sits on my kitchen counter.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
LOVE this gadget!!!! <3 Mar 11, 2011
By Way2Good If you're in the kitchen by yourself without a second pair of hands around, you'll use this thing! I hate trying to scrape a cutting board full of diced veggies into a baggie that I'm also trying to hold open at the same time- more ends up on the counter than in the bag. Presto! This simple little gadget holds the bag up and open plenty wide, and I've never had it fall over- even when filling it with soup. The base is like a nonskid material, so it doesn't move around. When the arms are extended all the way up, it holds a gallon size just right, and fully retracted, it holds a quart size. The ziplock channel catches up in the plastic clip very securely, but I don't know how a 'fold over' type baggie would work. The arms flip down sideways so the whole thing lays flat to store. It's always in the front of my drawer because I use it all the time!!
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
works ok Apr 10, 2011
By Marilyn F. Collins It works ok but It's really easy to strip out. If it strips out then it won't hold up a bag.
based on 35 reviews
Simple, yet functional May 12, 2011
By C. G. King
