When you rent, the space is your home but it’s notyourhome, you know?
The real trouble comes into play when deciding how to do that.
Expandable organizers are a much better option overall.
you’re free to get afour-tiered caddyfor less than 20 bucks.
I need big onesbut they have to be just the right size.
Other units I tried before were the wrong size and would collapse or fall over.
These are just sturdy and stable enough to stand on their own without reinforcement.
Not once in four years have they done anything to displease meorrisk my security deposit.
I am also a huge proponent of cube storage.
Those are too light and unstable.
I’ve moved and rearranged them a lot and never noticed them pulling at any of the drywall.
That’s because I use quality adhesive.
As for what I use it for, let me count the ways.
I also useadhesive hooksall over the apartment, as well as adhesivetowelandutensilorganizers in the kitchen.
All that said, I don’t recommend adhesiveshelving.
Any large shelf you have to stick to the wall runs the risk of crashing down.
That’s not worth it to me, so I stick to shelving units and smaller wall-based organizing tools.
